Sentence examples for deter innovative from inspiring English sources
It argues that if universities get too greedy then it will deter innovative academics from seeking to commercialize their work.
Thus, as self-appointed experts in the funeral industry, the incumbents "guide people during the counseling appointment to where [they] want to have them" (Expert 4) by leveraging their counseling competence to deter consumers from innovative ideas.
Luigi Gambardella, the chairman of the European Network Operators Associationn, which is based in Brussels and represents mobile operators, said his group supported Mrs. Kroes's view that "any additional regulation should avoid deterring investment, or innovative business models, leading to a more efficient use of the networks and creating new business opportunities".
He suggests league tables of prison performance, schemes to encourage graduate high-fliers to work in prisons and innovative ways to deter reoffending.
Protection vendors develop innovative approaches to deter the cracking of licensing and DRM schemes that enables piracy.
Corporate America loves a void, and now some pharmaceutical companies are developing innovative opioids intended to deter tampering and meet the market's need.
Value based pricing is expected to engage R & D companies in a quest for really innovative products, but it may deter companies from investing into territories, in which marginal benefits are anticipated [ 55].
To prepare innovative assessments, which at the same time deter students from plagiarism, may not always be an easy task to the instructors.
Even the rumor that another instructor who tried innovative approaches may have experienced student resistance could be enough to deter instructors from ever trying these teaching methods themselves.
