Sentence examples for attract innovative from inspiring English sources

Their joint venture, "YouTube Play: A Biennial of Creative Video" set out "to attract innovative, original, and surprising videos from around the world, regardless of genre, technique, background, or budget," and received more than twenty-three thousubmissionssubmissions

The Local Journalism Centers, as they are being called, will hire reporters and editors to report on issues of regional relevance, including the reinvention of the industrial upper Midwest economy, efforts in upstate New York to attract innovative businesses, and agribusiness in the Great Plains.

John Doerr, a partner at Kleiner Perkins who is a strong advocate for the development of alternative energy technologies, said Mr. Gore would help the firm, one of Silicon Valley's largest, attract innovative start-ups — an advantage in the firm's competition with other venture capitalists.

An advisor to the Cyberjaya project, TJ Singh, says the government originally wanted to attract innovative global giants who could in turn mentor Malaysian companies, especially in the area of software.

These universities turn out technology that allows devices to get cheaper, smaller, and more portable, and attract innovative people who come from and care about all parts of the globe.

These areas attract innovative and entrepreneurial companies who value a diverse workforce and will pay good wages to retain them.

At that time the Macintosh computer still attracted innovative software first.

In Boston, the city's Innovation District originally attracted innovative companies with cheaper rents and space for intensive collaboration.

Amid the hubbub, the larger and more popular an app store is, the greater its chances of attracting innovative applications and, in turn, shoppers.

Cities that have offered those activities have attracted innovative people, and despite high land and labor costs, businesses have chosen to re-locate to those areas in order to access them.

The practitioners nonetheless remained highly attached to prior organizations, namely the FMU with its teaching mandate, which was responsible in the first place for attracting innovative clinicians who greatly value renewal of organizational structures aimed at improving primary care delivery.