Sentence examples for think tank's from inspiring English sources

The think tank's work ranged from weapons development to advanced strategic thinking on how to wage -- or avert -- nuclear war.

In the meantime, however, as a public service consistent with our think tank's tax-exempt status, here you go.

In 2014, Harnwell organized his think tank's annual conference at the Vatican and included Bannon as a guest speaker.

One other note: This month, my think tank's shop has published a terrific new paper by Daniel Kimmage, entitled "Al Qaeda Central and the Internet,".

Research reports, policy briefs, policy--issues & actors, and the newsletter "Synopsis" are available in downloadable PDF format from this African policy think tank's web site.

Unfortunately, this village mentality is a prevalent underlying issue in Japan, and reared its ugly head in our think tank's investigation into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.

An even more heartening project is Urban-Think Tank's Metro Cable in Caracas, Venezuela, which opened this year.

Urban-Think Tank's proposal, which was eventually embraced by the president of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, was to thread a cable car system through the barrio's existing fabric.

I have quibbled with some of the central London think-tank's assumptions in the past, but it's decent, assiduous and unbiddable.

According to his think-tank's findings, social progress decelerates in rich nations as growth continues.

Twitter, blogs and newsletters can get a think-tank's ideas to its audience direct.