Sentence examples for earliest innovation from inspiring English sources

In the development of water resources beyond their natural condition in rivers, lakes, and springs, the digging of shallow wells was probably the earliest innovation.

Her mother, Eunice, was a dressmaker who carried out Bonnie's earliest innovations on the sewing machine at her shop.

Some of the earliest innovations in mathematics were driven by the need to calculate the area of odd-shaped parcels of land, or figure out repayments including compound interest.

One of Reznor's earliest innovations was to couple an assaultive inventory of sounds with lyrics that were so intimate that at times they were uncomfortable to hear ("I want to fu...".).

The working assumption is that the government will serve out its term in full, right up to its own deadline of 7 May 2015 (the adoption of fixed-term parliaments was one of the coalition's earliest innovations).

But in a workshop last week at the Mott Haven campus of the Urban Assembly School for Careers in Sports, visiting instructors brought to life some of civilization's earliest innovations, using primitive tools and weapons.

One of Reznor's earliest innovations was to couple an assaultive inventory of sounds with lyrics that were so intimate that at times they were uncomfortable to hear ("I want to fu... .....).

Realism found its way into domestic dramas, too, one of the earliest innovations being the box set that replaced the perspective backcloth and wings depiction of a room with three solid walls and a ceiling.

One of the earliest innovations of UPLB was the production of CAC 87 sugar cane in 1919.

While most of their efforts centered on getting a better buzz for your buck, their earliest innovations were born of necessity.

Among Sophocles' earliest innovations was the addition of a third actor, which further reduced the role of the chorus and created greater opportunity for character development and conflict between characters.