Sentence examples for creating new ideas from inspiring English sources
I was fascinated by their language and their way of creating new ideas.
If athletics continues to occupy our waking hours, we will fall far behind the European and Asian countries in creating new ideas and products.
As this happens, software and components are becoming more modular and interchangeable".You see people innovating and creating new ideas and technologies, but not taking them all the way through to the market.
And although communications across continents have become cheap and easy, physical proximity to others remains important in creating new ideas and products—especially (and perhaps ironically) for companies offering online services.
The second key issue is the notion that it is Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum who are creating new ideas and putting forward radical policies that do not exist in other parts of the Labour family.
"You have to realize when you are a small island like we are, we are not a leading nation in creating new ideas in the game," says Geir Thorsteinsson, KSÍ president since 2007 and a key member of the FA since the early '90s.
Geeks will vie to create new ideas to do with digital music distribution.
Using this approach, they were able to create new ideas to address the challenge and, using the OpenIDEO platform, work collaboratively with each other to improve them.
Mr. Friedman said the mix of cultures and steady flow of immigrants in the city created "new ideas for food," some of which could become popular enough to be exported regionally or nationally.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, as the research group came to be known, was the "second lab," intended to compete with Los Alamos and create new ideas, according to Sybil Francis, executive director of the Center for the Future of Arizona, a policy research group, who is also affiliated with the Consortium for Science, Policy and Outcomes at Arizona State University.
