Sentence examples for a bit of innovative from inspiring English sources

"I believe that, with a bit of innovative thinking, in many cases it is possible to have both.

This may make more sense for Cake's IP than trying to reinvent mobile search with a new browser – there are plenty of other applications where search is antiquated, or could use a bit of innovative polish.

I played soccer, basketball, softball, and ping-pong, then lifted lots of weights with a little bit of innovative jacking-off on the side.

At the time, it was a singular bit of innovative governance, with all the trimmings that the GOP normally like to brag about: they'd implemented a plan that came straight from one of their top think-tanks, they got it passed with bipartisan support, and they co-opted an important Democratic party issue -- universal health care.

In an otherwise austere budget, it's encouraging to see the government using a bit of its muscle to help innovative small businesses.

These technologists believe that a bit of tweaking will inevitably unearth some innovative uses.

The Osborne argument would go something like this: look at how well councils have handled the cuts so far, confirming that a) they were flabby and b) they just needed a bit of a kicking to become more innovative and efficient.

"We have the ability to take a bit of chance on music and do innovative things without pressure to sell tickets," said Bodie, who has been affiliated with Folk Arts Alliance and previously presented folk music shows regularly at her Bodie House Music concerts.

It was Mr. Morano, 47, a man described by colleagues as inexhaustible and innovative, who suggested a bit of theater to accompany closing arguments in the Skakel trial.

Since then, new technology, innovative methods and a bit of luck have extended many of the fields' productive lives by years or decades.

My CNBC remark that Google was being more innovative than Apple stirred up a bit of discussion in corners of the blogosphere and Twitterverse.