Sentence examples for Budding innovation from inspiring English sources

Erica Lloyd, General Manager Market and Sectors at Callaghan Innovation, hopes Scale-Up NZ will supercharge New Zealand's budding innovation ecosystem.

The buds of innovation are fragile, and are easily squashed by critique or a view of the competitive market environment.

The "Us vs. Them" mentality that this debate often takes is misleading; the reality is that there is an increasing opportunity for seemingly disparate sectors to unite through the budding opportunities and innovations in fintech.

The MIT Greater China Fund for Innovation supports budding collaborations between faculty and research scientists at MIT and their counterparts in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

We marked Scotland's Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design by encouraging budding architects to find out more about the nation's popular landmark buildings including Stirling Castle, the Kelpies, Glasgow's Armadillo and the Forth Bridges.

To support Africa's fastest growing population of budding entrepreneurs, virtual workers and freelancers, a technology or innovation hub needs co-working spaces to create support for these start-ups.

Now, as part of MIT's entrepreneurship culture himself, Chu notices how MIT inspires budding entrepreneurs to find commercial and practical uses for their innovations.

These days, many universities support budding academic entrepreneurs through ad-hoc courses and access to technology transfer offices, business incubators, and innovation parks.

What is the real harm of offering free Internet hubs if budding thinkers or programmers have access to ideas and improve upon programming... and develop the next innovation?

Too many companies ignore the inhabitants of Heliópolis and the government continues to regard them more as potential victims than as budding entrepreneurs.Among the books in the favela's surprisingly well-stocked library is Tom Peters's "The Circle of Innovation".

Also, by continuing to surprise your taste buds you won't need to overeat -- you'll just be looking forward to the next innovation on your plate.