Sentence examples for copied ideas from inspiring English sources

Also in the top 50 are Sir Charles Dunstone (14th) of Carphone Warehouse, who is the Lord Kalms (17th) of his day; Julian Metcalfe (20th) of Pret A Manger, a genius who has set new standards for customer service; and Julian Richer (37th) of Richer Sounds, a visionary from whom Timpson has copied ideas for his shops.

Jobs copied ideas from Sony's Walkman, Napster's free but illegal downloads, and more.

Shanghai, the highest performing education system in international tests, copied ideas for an inspection system from England, according to an education leader from the Chinese city.

Even the archetype of a "true innovator," Steve Jobs,  was famously  'inspired' (some think copied) ideas for the mouse after his trip to Xerox PARC early in his career.

For the Chinese government to have large projects that are mostly copying ideas or industries already developed elsewhere is not the way to go.

Later in the day, during an informal group interview with the European press, Pincus is challenged once again about Zynga's reputation for copying ideas.

As Anglophone countries, they are often quicker to copy ideas from the United States; and their relatively flexible labour markets, affluent consumers and island geographies also encouraged low-cost carriers.

Critics have accused the company of lacking in innovation and copying ideas from Western competitors.

Users don't care if Facebook is copying ideas from other startups.

This year has seen several high profile court battles regarding patents and design rights, with bitter rows over whether companies have been copying ideas.

Copying ideas from Silicon Valley, top entrepreneurs and officials have tried for over a decade now to spark some life into Japan's hi-tech sector by increasing incubation projects and the like.