Sentence examples for based on innovation rather from inspiring English sources
Yet China has become the most prolific patent filer in the world, pursuing a national plan to become an economy based on innovation rather than imitation.
It must now find a new growth model based on innovation rather than cheap labour, particularly as the geyser of EU money dries up.
The valley is based on innovation, or used to be based on innovation, and needs to get back to innovation again -- technology innovation.
Art history can be cruel, tending to rank and reward artists based on innovation and originality.
One answer is that downsizing must be based on innovation and efficiency, not retrenchment or disengagement.
But Science and Innovation Minister Cristina Garmendia told reporters that scientific reforms could provide "a new model" for Spain's troubled economy based on innovation.
Rather than continue to debate this in blogs, it would be useful to get the information needed to assess which successful Google products are based on innovation done by Google and which are based on the innovations of other firms.
The nominees were judged based on "innovation, design, safety, handling, driver satisfaction and value".
And she praised President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia for charting a vision of the country's future based on technological innovation rather than mineral wealth.
We are considered pioneers in many different industries based on our innovation, rather than the size of any of our companies.
