Sentence examples for ever innovative from inspiring English sources

More than ever, innovative solutions and revenue models are needed.

The sex industry, ever innovative, has proved a trailblazer in the economics of new technologies.

Ever innovative, the Big Issue in the North is piloting what it claims to be the world's first digital street magazine; as well as the traditional – and excellent – paper version, we will be able to download the paper online.

Ever innovative, Steve has developed a unique style of improvisation over the course of his career, which has taken him across styles of jazz as well as across the world.

Prom 22: Aurora Orchestra 2 August, 3.30pm The ever innovative Aurora Orchestra returns to the Proms performing Beethoven's 'Pastoral' Symphony from memory.

The ever innovative Aurora Orchestra returns to the Proms with two 'Pastoral' Symphonies – the first by Brett Dean, the second by Beethoven – and a world premiere by Anna Meredith.

Ever-innovative, Cramele Recaş even makes an on-trend orange wine for Tanners called Sole (£11.951212% abv).

"With a restrained palette and ever-innovative pictorial solutions, she shifts ingrained perspectives and pushes the boundaries of the picture book medium," they wrote in their citation.

The ever-innovative financial service industries have responded to these changes – as they have always done – by creating new modes and tools of investment.

SALES NORMA KAMALI, the ever-innovative designer who based a collection of ready-to-wear around sweatshirt material when Alexander Wang was but a twinkle in his mother's eye, is selling off her warehouse archives.

The ever-innovative star set her alien pop music to a dreamlike vision of choreography filled catwalks in the middle of the woods, and begins with a relatively traumatic shot of twigs giving birth to a sea of multi-coloured satin.