| Surely here is an idea for any political party desperate for a bit of blue-sky thinking. |
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| After the bombs, after the death threats and inconclusive police investigation, what was needed was blue-sky thinking. |
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| They can also facilitate anything players can think of to do – the rules are kept deliberately loose to allow for blue-sky thinking. |
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| But I do think it's time the Labour Party as a whole started to entertain less blue-sky thinking and embrace some coalface learning. |
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| At this point, really, we're all blue-sky thinking here. |
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| Or they could come from dedicating time to brainstorming or blue-sky thinking. |
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| The mantra then was innovation and blue-sky thinking. |
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| Once demand-management principles have been accepted, blue-sky thinking simply turns into a brainstorming exercise to fine-tune the practical implementation of restraint. |
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| Action against public disorder should be among the basic policies of any government, taken as a matter of course rather than celebrated as the result of blue-sky thinking. |
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| Superbeings, it claims, rise very, very early in order to fit in a whistlestop ride of pre-Corn Flakes networking, project managing, and blue-sky thinking. |
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| Blue-sky thinking is a type of brainstorming, a free reflexion not restricted to what is practical, temporarely ignoring obstacles or opposition. |
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