Sentence examples for thinking put forward from inspiring English sources

"New normal" thinking put forward by Mohamed El-Erian of Pimco held that lower stock returns were not just transitory effects of the financial crisis.

The evaluation factors were informed by the commonly accepted taxonomies of critical thinking skills put forward by Ennis (1987), Facione (1990) and others.

Barack Obama is believed to have been thinking of putting forward his own package of peace proposals that might be hard for Mr Netanyahu to embrace.

Finally, the overall thinking and suggestions were put forward for the development of landscape transformation in mining wastelands.

This week blue-sky thinking anthropologist thinks outside the box to put forward an idea for an app that would "intelligently filter overused buzz phrases.

I want my children to learn critical thinking, but the "critical approach" put forward by Noah's Ark is a disingenuous redressing of a centuries-old story which has its place in our culture but has absolutely nothing to do with science education.

In 1959, Sklar put forward the thinking of Copula function, which divides N-dimension joint probability distribution into N marginal distribution functions and one copula function that describes the correlation degree between variables.

The simplistic arguments put forward by "right-thinking" members of the tabloid press show they have no concept of responsibility.

The Obama plan drew from a long line of Democratic policy thinking; it reflects elements of proposals put forward by the Clintons, by Senator John Kerry in his 2004 presidential campaign and by former Senator John Edwards this year.

Lavoisier, a physicist and chemist, used to thinking in terms of experimental machines, in 1789 put forward the notion that animals' bodies are combustion machines for carbon and hydrogen.

So who is Britain thinking of putting forward?