Sentence examples for rise idea from inspiring English sources
Bearing in mind the past season marked Swansea City's centenary as well, the stars aligned and 'The Fall and Rise' idea was born.
2. Slap a Label on the player that ties them to the rising idea.
But as emissions have continued to rise, the idea has become less marginalized.
In addition, readers can also get an overview about the effect of the change in CO2 level on nitrogen fixation efficiency through this review, giving rise to idea as to how we could mitigate the impact of the change in atmospheric CO2 concentration.
Value-laden thinking can give rise to ideas that rise above their origins.
For another, social networking sites engender habits of mind that are inimical to the kind of deliberate discourse that gives rise to ideas.
So, for gold purchases, customers expect to haggle furiously over prices: sellers down at the bazaar will bargain, whereas the new chains have fixed prices.However, as incomes rise, customers' ideas are changing.
Student projects such as "Done with guns" are on the rise, and ideas are booming among young teens to create better solutions for prevention (Veiga 2016).
As the bill for staging the tournament kept rising, the idea of one region monopolising all of Brazil's matches became politically unfeasible.
They do not necessarily give rise to ideas (in the sense of currents in the ventricles) and are not brought about by motions of the pineal gland.
Catcha's CEO, Patrick Grove, said the decision to carve out the funding is because the company is seeing a rise in ideas and entrepreneurs in the region, and is keen to make successful exists from these investments.
