Sentence examples for From the innovation from inspiring English sources

QUOTE FROM THE INNOVATION MASTERS: Sometimes a single word or phrase is all an aspiring innovator needs to get their mojo back.

From the innovation of Silicon Valley to the affordable outlet malls in North Conway, New Hampshire," he said.

Bell Labs, for instance, created the world's first transistor after World War II — and never earned a dollar from the innovation.

Money for the project is coming from the "innovation" bracket of DfID's GEC fund, which has allocated almost £30m to 19 innovative projects in 12 countries, led by the private sector.

Peter Borchers, its co-head, says the real point is to act as an "early-warning system" for new trends and to profit from the innovation that is happening outside the company.

Smart grids come back as an answer from the innovation angle.

These are far from the only stories of how the poorest are excluded from the innovations that they need most.

GUS said in a statement: "We will be servicing orders from the Innovations catalogue until the end of July.

This new approach has grown from the innovations of earlier players who usually served an apprenticeship in chord changes or virtuoso techniques.

Virtually all poor nations eventually benefit from the innovations of wealthy nations, which they often receive at much lower prices, as seen with cellphones and medications, for example.

Furthermore, the economic pressure on companies leads to higher expectations by the corporate leadership from the innovation-related activities by all company units.