Sentence examples for consider innovations from inspiring English sources
"We feel it is time to consider innovations in how the subject is taught at GCSE level, the degree of support given during A-levels and perhaps even a different points system for science and maths subjects.
During establishment, managers should consider innovations in snag and reserve tree management (e.g. leave strips), where mature native trees and/or understory vegetation are left unharvested or allowed to regenerate.
We consider innovations of edges that have not occurred in the previous 1, 5 and 10 years, respectively.
Government agencies have been slow to consider innovations that help with each of these challenges, such as those being developed in the mHealth space, perhaps because the harmonization of innovations across these health system layers is a daunting task.
His status as a member of "the second Wenzhou generation" encouraged ZY to consider innovations in the business model and products to allow the family business to achieve sustainable development.
Aside from free tuition or Pay It Forward programs, let's consider innovations at the community college level that puts four-year diplomas in the hands of our students at a minimal cost.
The results highlight the need to consider innovation in the regulation design.
We consider innovation as a process consisting of two phases, being technology creation and technology transfer.
A sympathetic social ethos implies an environment receptive to new ideas, one in which the dominant social groups are prepared to consider innovation seriously.
If you consider innovation to be efficient and ideas precious, that is a tragedy: you give the crown jewels away to Steve Jobs, and all you're left with is a printer.
