Sentence examples for unsuccessful idea from inspiring English sources
Why are these big firms joining hands to embrace this untested and previously unsuccessful idea?
The introduction of systems of MVL by Łukasiewicz (1920) was initially guided by the (finally unsuccessful) idea of understanding the notion of possibility, i.e. modal logic, in a 3-valued way.
A number of plans were made by the War Office for the design in light of this decision, including equipping reconnaissance units with them, or the unsuccessful idea of attaching wings to them so that aircraft could tow them as gliders into position to support airborne forces; eventually it was decided to hand over those tanks that had been built to the Royal Air Force for use in airfield defence.
For every Hit Clips, he has had several ingenious but unsuccessful ideas.
No president can succeed unless he views his job as collaborative, as requiring the motivation and empowerment of a vast United States executive branch bureaucracy, as being in partnership with Congress, as benefiting from a broad and diverse group of advisers, as being the kind of undertaking that promotes creativity even if it means embracing unpopular or even unsuccessful ideas.
Yet, as several attempts to reproduce these finding were unsuccessful, the idea of TDG and MBD4 acting as demethylating glycosylases did not achieve broad acceptance.
Afghanistan was an unsuccessful laboratory for ideas about how to fix a ruined country".
One who arrived in 1972 was Bhagwanji Lakhani, who tried an unsuccessful ice lolly business before having the idea of opening a restaurant.
It dawned on Moll that SRIs remote-control technology could be applied to laparoscopic surgery, but he was unsuccessful in pitching the idea to Guidant, a surgical equipment company that had inherited his second startup, and where he was chief medical officer.
Attempts to calculate the energy distribution for the radiation from a blackbody using classical ideas were unsuccessful.
In a press release explaining its decision, Time's editorial board wrote, "Even though his quest for the Presidency was unsuccessful, Mr. Romney's ideas about foreign policy, taxation, wealth inequality, and women's rights typified the year 1912 as no one else has".
