Sentence examples for being more creative at from inspiring English sources

"Nintendo has to keep up by either being more creative at a cheaper price or investing more money," he said.

The program, he says, "allows me to be more creative at work, more effective at time management, and to develop better interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence".

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But rather than just closing things, we are trying to be more creative and look at ways of providing the same level of services, just not necessarily from the same buildings.

The tributes are more creative and profuse at Paisley Park, in suburban Chanhassen, about a 30-minute drive from Uptown.

"I think that it [the GMV] has helped me to be more creative in looking at ways to meet people's needs.

The food coming out of the kitchen is more creative and ambitious than at its predecessor, which leaned toward sandwiches and casual fare.

Both studios, it turned out, were more creative and rewarding than working at Marc Jacobs, where he secured a paid internship after returning to the US.

"We thought, let's think deeper into it and start making these stickers smarter and see if we can actually use AR and machine learning to help users be more creative," Joe Bose, a product manager at Google working on AR, told TechCrunch.

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish has urged his side to be more creative after they were held 0-0 at home by Stoke.

Page (2007) also notes that individuals with cognitively diverse tools can be more creative and outperform high "ability" individuals at problem solving and predictive tasks.