Sentence examples for considered innovative from inspiring English sources

The structural design of the two towers, fairly common now, was considered innovative in its day.

(ESPN and ABC's digital businesses, both considered innovative and successful, are handled by separate divisions).

The knock against Mr. Nasser was not his ideas, many of which were considered innovative, but his approach.

In the early 1980s, Mr. Stoddard approved two separate transactions that were considered innovative uses of the sale-leaseback model.

In the early 1980s the company closed transactions that were considered innovative in their use of the sale-leaseback model.

The coaches might be considered innovative, but by any measure the game was destroyed for those three players, and arguably for everyone else as well.

Policy implementation imperatives may force researchers to consider innovative alternatives and create tools that are an important innovation and research output in their own right.

She said teachers needed to consider innovative and sensitive ways to support parents in providing appropriate kit.

Consider innovative mitigation in action: raising roads, shoring up sea walls, adding pumps and drainage upgrades, beginning dredging projects, offering complex insurance structures.

We'll also consider innovative alternatives to existing blockchain implementations, such as Silvio Micali's Algorand public ledger, which requires much less computing power than other approaches.

Additionally, directors should ask management whether it is considering innovative technologies to both protect assets and enable quick recovery in the event of potential loss.