Sentence examples for small think tank from inspiring English sources

"When serious studies have been done, the impacts tend to be small -- sometimes positive, sometimes negative, but small," think tank director Richard Revesz told HuffPost after the study was released.

But the "small think tank" headquartered out of Donnelly's suburban Detroit home and run day-to-day by her husband Terry is the single most influential conservative voice pushing back against social progress in the military.

RNSE achieves this by maintaining a small "think tank" style technical team, outsourcing the manufacturing, and keeping a marketing offering which caters to the more demanding Product Category One requirements, leaving the simpler high-volume and price-sensitive market needs to the competition.

Steve Pearlstein has a very nice piece about the Economic Policy Institute, which is indeed the small think tank that could, playing a disproportionate role in policy discussion.

This June, Jane Sanders set up the Sanders Institute, a small think tank based in Burlington, whose first class of fellows includes Ben Jealous, the former N.A.A.C.P. president, and Representative Tulsi Gabbard, a Hawaii Democrat, who was an early supporter of Sanders's Presidential bid.

Both Syngenta and Bayer seem to have prepared for a counterattack: They funded another study, released one day before EFSA's, by the Humboldt Forum for Food and Agriculture, a small think tank funded by Bayer CropScience and other businesses.

Anticipating a victory in the Louisiana case, Thaxton and Jon Buell, director of the Foundation for Thought and Ethics, a small Christian think tank in Texas, believed that the McLean defeat could have been averted by the availability of appropriate teaching materials.

Spencer runs the small National Policy Institute think tank (annual revenue, about $125,000) out of his D.C.-area apartment.

Hitoshi Masuda, who until recently headed up the government's small-business think tank, disagrees.

Yet when the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, a small think-tank, wanted money to study demography and its policy implications, German foundations yawned; America's Hewlett Foundation finally stepped in.Very gradually, think-tanks are becoming a factor in Germany's public policy.

But it was a fairly typical event in the basement of a small think-tank.There are risks.