Sentence examples for Introduce innovations from inspiring English sources

The regime, under Qaddafi's ideological guidance, continued to introduce innovations.

"Channel 4 is all those things, but additionally it represents an opportunity to introduce innovations, in terms of talent and ideas, to a mainstream audience.

"By working more closely with our suppliers, we believe that we will be able to introduce innovations into the market more quickly and ultimately be more competitive".

Most of the show is devoted to posters from the 1980's and 1990's, which build on the foundation of the earlier typographic International Style but introduce innovations like psychedelic colors, digital technology and playfully irreverent imagery.

Dan Mathieson, head of sponsorship at Barclaycard, promised it will introduce innovations in payment technology so fans will have "shorter queues, less waiting and no worries about losing cash".

Bellamy said BBC3 was a "great platform for commissioning original content across all genres" but that Channel 4 "additionally represents an opportunity to introduce innovations in terms of talent and ideas to a mainstream audience".

"Reform through bringing in new providers can introduce innovation and efficiencies into the public sector.

The issue for U.S. education policy, though, is to figure out how to introduce innovation into our mainstream public schools.

Thus, firms need to introduce innovation that can continuously reinvent customer value [12].

For economic development, it is critical for SMEs to create, apply, and introduce innovation (Curran and Blackburn 1994).

A number of U.S. airports are planning to introduce "innovation lanes" to speed security screening by up to 30%.