例句與造句

1. But more muscular philosophers of conservatism, including right-wing think tankers and prophets of techno-capitalism, are gung-ho for battle.
2. "The ascent of Brian Williams is the rise of the career anchor in place of the career journalist, " think tanker Matthew Felling says.
3. A significant rift has opened up between the conservative think tanker { Ajd journalists, who are loyal to ideas, and the K Street establishmentarians, who are loyal to groups.
4. But, in the era of the permanent campaign, ambitious think tankers campaign too : they must build a popular following for their ideas, or poll-driven politicians will ignore them.
5. In the aftermath of the Senate rejection of the treaty, think tankers who have labored for decades to curb nuclear weapons blamed fierce partisanship and a GOP determination to hurt President Clinton for the setback.
6. It's difficult to find think tanker in a sentence. 用think tanker造句挺難的
7. The Martens Centre also holds the Annual Transatlantic Think Tank Conference bringing together high-level think tankers, experts, policymakers and other stakeholders from both sides of the Atlantic to discuss important themes in transatlantic relations.
8. The victims who are not identified in the document due to security reasons, are senior U . S . military and diplomatic personnel, congresspeople, journalists, lobbyists, think tankers and defense contractors, including a four-star admiral.
9. The BBA and the congressional term limits idea both sprang from the Governor's Tax Reduction Task Force, a blue-ribbon panel of free-market economists and conservative think tankers appointed by Ronald Reagan when he was governor of California in the early 1970s.
10. Instead of rounding up the usual suspects _ Beltway policy makers, think tankers and statisticians _ Faludi actually goes out and spends time reporting on the people affected by the McDonnell Douglas layoffs in Long Beach, Calif . _ nearly 30, 000 since 1990 _ and on the extreme social and psychological implications of this.
11. By a flexian wearing several hats simultaneously ( think tanker, retired military or government official, corporate representative, so-called " objective " expert ), as did Barry R . McCaffrey in the run-up to the Iraq war, Wedel claims to show how a flexian can gain extraordinary insider knowledge and influence in order to custom-tailor a version of the " truth " benefitting the highest monetary bidder.