Sentence examples for circle of innovation from inspiring English sources

The task is to combine finance, knowledge and social capital in a virtuous circle of innovation, growth and social progress.

Too many companies ignore the inhabitants of Heliópolis and the government continues to regard them more as potential victims than as budding entrepreneurs.Among the books in the favela's surprisingly well-stocked library is Tom Peters's "The Circle of Innovation".

"The Circle of Innovation: You Can't Shrink Your Way to Greatness," by Tom Peters (Knopf, $30), has many ideas already familiar to readers of "In Search of Excellence," "Thriving on Chaos" and other extremely popular books by Mr. Peters.

Mr. Peters's circle of innovation is bound by 15 principles: "Destruction is Cool," for example, or the "D-E-A-T-H of Distance". The chapters mimic the audio-visual part of a Tom Peters seminar: headlines blare; slogans abound; pages are filled with quotes, proverbs, photos, drawings -- and, occasionally, "explanatory" text.

We sought comment on using Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act, as discussed by the court to protect what the court described as the "virtuous circle" of innovation that fosters broadband deployment and protects consumers.

Our willingness to buy and use the unfamiliar to expand our circle of trust encourages innovation.

Decisive action by government, in the form of targeted and modest investments and tax incentives, can activate these new platforms worldwide and set in motion a virtuous circle of technology innovation, investment and return.

The Sunlight Foundation's Apps for America Contest (modeled on the successful Apps for Democracy program that Kundra ran while CIO of Washington, D.C). is seeking to kick off the virtuous circle of citizen innovation using these data services.

The virtuous circle of mAb innovation system in China starts with government's strong guidance for industrial direction, and then moves to entrepreneurship and technology development and diffusion, both of which are strongly supported by the government.

Surprisingly, the stone circles were part of a package of innovation that began in Scotland's far northern Orkney Islands and later spread south to transform the British landscape.

It is encouraging that some policy-makers appreciate this virtuous circle of capital growth created through innovation and international expansion.