Sentence examples for aftermath of innovation from inspiring English sources

Financial excesses often occur in the aftermath of innovation: think of the dotcom bubble or the 19th-century railways boom and bust.

It's hard to give a definitive explanation for this trend, but among the reasons are a decline in innovation in the aftermath of the tech boom, leading to fewer new businesses, and the aging of the population.

Memorialising individual soldiers killed in conflict as happened throughout the last decade may be justifiable (a Blair innovation in the aftermath of Iraq): they were there at the politicians' behest.

Founded in Japan in the immediate aftermath of World War 2, co-founder Masaru Ibuka built his electronics company around the principles of innovation and quality.

An enemy of innovation.

Simply a lack of innovation.

Corporate use of innovation: Genentech.

But that's part of innovation.

It's a great piece of innovation.

Colorado has been an incubator of innovation.

But that wave of innovation petered out.