Sentence examples for bit of innovation from inspiring English sources

To get that, we need to see a bit of innovation in monetary policy.

And isn't it in the nature of such measures that they too are open to a bit of innovation?

And there are tickets to try to sell; in these times, that calls for a bit of innovation.

Which just goes to show how far a little bit of innovation and a little bit of moral seriousness will go.

Which proves that, with a bit of innovation, a cheap DV camera, a laptop and some cheeky internet marketing, anything is possible.

With a few simple steps in the Chancellor's 2016 budget and a bit of innovation, imagination, and social purpose from the financial services sector, we could help make families and our economy more resilient and more secure.

"It's not a breathtaking fintech IT innovation, but it's a genius, simple bit of social innovation," says Zurawski.

This egalitarianism was a bit of an innovation in American restaurant writing.

All that is left is room for a bit of rhetorical innovation, as Microsoft displayed yesterday.

But a bit of disruptive innovation would be good for China's stodgy banks, and its people.

While maps, charts, and diagrams were not unexpected elements in this treatise on navigation, instruments with moving parts were a bit of an innovation.