Sentence examples similar to a really new approach from inspiring English sources

New threats appear every day… and the industry needs really new approaches, new ideas, new technologies.

I have first-hand experience with the sights, the aromas, the tumult of the factory floor, so I can't help but wince when I approach a really new product, I worry in sympathy with its progenitors.

"This is really a new approach," says Steve Mahrer, a technologist for Panasonic's production services group.

Right at the start of the interview, he is asked whether RRI is really a new approach, or mainly a new label for ELSA?

Cloud really describes a new approach to IT and a new model for how IT services are architected, delivered and managed.

"This really is a new approach," said Dr. Paul Aisen, of the University of California, San Diego.

Fortunately, there is somebody who really is bringing a new approach to innovation.

"That idea of a piece or kit or a new approach to technology really driving storytelling and opening up a new wave of television is really interesting.

"That was really the start of a new approach for us," Collingwood says.

"We have tremendous funding that allows us to really explore new approaches and questions, but it's a small institute without the wide areas of research expertise that a large campus like Hopkins can offer.

Steve Clarke has brought a new approach and been really successful".