Sentence examples for cases innovation from inspiring English sources

In the two cases (innovation and creation of one's own job), entrepreneurship refers to risk taking.

In the other cases, innovation appears to have been either introduced without sufficient regard for cost implications or alignment of operations to the new market strategy, or it was limited to a repeat of past innovative accomplishments and was insufficiently reflective of the new market conditions resulting from the original disruptive innovations.

In both cases, innovation in marketing completely negated these firms' strengths in reducing costs.

In many cases, innovations in America are actually imports from abroad, where creativity is crucial.

In many cases innovations, almost by definition, disrupt existing patterns of trade, pushing old products and services out of the market and/or change the place of their production.

If that were the case, innovation itself (ie, the "mutation" rate) could actually be increasing.

If this had been the case, innovation would have been extremely limited.

Paraphrasing Dijkzeul, the article understands aid or in this case, innovation— to be "the outcome of the messy interaction of social actors struggling, negotiating and at times guessing to further their interests" (Hilhorst and Jansen 2010).

There are many use case innovations and technical innovations in the Internet of things.

In this case, innovations of each of the three determinants of the interest rate have succeeded to an immediate rise in the call money rate, which persists for a longer period.

A purposive sampling was used to identify the cases for innovation with two distinct strategies used to generate a diverse pool of innovation cases.