Sentence examples for putting out ideas from inspiring English sources

Learned societies and professional associations like the Royal Society in the United Kingdom often research policy issues, putting out ideas to stimulate debate and holding seminars with policymakers, Dally says.

"It just seemed so exciting to put out ideas and have them match up across the different ways of working.

But there's not much in his sketches, said Leibenluft, that would appeal to them "They haven't put out ideas that are going to appeal to Republicans, who might resist putting in the resources necessary," he told me.

"It's a thing in itself that is a great voice for putting out musical ideas".

You can start putting out your ideas and test everything.

Mounce says scientists shouldn't be too concerned about that—on the contrary, by putting out an idea early, scientists can get credit for it, as well as valuable feedback from colleagues, he says.

Mr. Obama deserves high marks for putting out his own ideas on how to raise or save money while leaving plenty of room for Congress to substitute other ideas.

To understand it, put out of your mind any idea that these companies are selling movies or books or television programmes.

"If the parent is putting out all the ideas, you wind up with the parent's dream, not the kid's," she said.

His urban rides have been about, "finding out what people want and also putting out some quite strong ideas".

I saw this again and again, that when alternate viewpoints were put out there, or even the idea of debate, they'd be shot down really quickly.