Sentence examples for age of innovation from inspiring English sources

Anyone who thinks the age of innovation is over isn't paying attention.

The 1990's will be remembered as the Golden Age of Innovation for the American Cup Holder.

According to some commentators we've left an age of innovation and entered a period of refinement and retrospection.

The 20th century was music's age of innovation, and no more exquisite and wholly original piece came out of it than the Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta.

Without knowing it, this man of the industrial revolution spent part of his legacy establishing a center for what would become the Age of Innovation.

Timely in this age of innovation, "How to Write a Great Business Plan" helps you give your new venture the best possible chances for success.

Gross sees America entering a new age of innovation-driven success.

"Innovation has to slow, but we are not going to enter a Dark Ages of Innovation," said Steven Chaddick, chief strategist of Ciena, a leading manufacturer of switching products for both long-distance and metropolitan area networks.

Predictions of doomsdays for the workforce are common during ages of innovation, like the Industrial Revolution.

Jon Gertner, in his book The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation, outlined three requirements for innovation as it was viewed at Bell Laboratories decades ago: market, technology research and manufacturing.

The modern age of insulin innovation kicked off with Eli Lilly's introduction of Humulin, in 1982.