Sentence examples for better inventors from inspiring English sources

The downside, feminism-wise, is that Morris thinks that men, because of their natural risk-taking, will always be better inventors and artists.

Cossack states further that he will unleash his army of robots upon the world as a test for Light to see which of the two of them is the better inventor.

Tesla's alternating current (AC) was widely adopted over Edison's direct current (DC), but Tesla never made significant money from this success and Edison remained the better-known inventor for most of the 20th century.

Or, what if adversarial groups of humans develop competing A.I. systems that get along no better than their inventors do?

And because it is easy to determine who filed a patent first, the new system would better protect small inventors from challenges by corporations with deep pockets, reducing the chance of costly litigation.

Thus, what better time for inventor-ship and entrepreneurship than when things are in breakdown, when it's clear that "the old ways" are not working?

Indeed, no other investigator knows those tools better than the inventor.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted on Thursday to rewrite patent law for the first time in 60 years to give inventors a better chance of obtaining patents in a timely manner and to bring the United States patent system in line with those of other industrialized nations.

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Sheraton was apprenticed to a cabinetmaker, but he became better known as an inventor, artist, mystic, and religious controversialist.

It is easy to regard René Magritte as a much better image-maker and inventor of visual and verbal conundrums than he was a painter.