Sentence examples for exiting ideas from inspiring English sources

Studying the properties of disruptive innovations, Goldberg et al. (2003) found that 85% of successful innovations are built on exiting ideas but modified by subtraction, division, merging, or multiplication.

Ideas are exiting, but routine jobs require standards.

It would encourage the idea that exiting Europe was possible, even desirable, as Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen argue in Britain and France.

The former comedian I mentioned, Beppe Grillo, has suggested that Italy possibly suspend payments on its national debt, lofted the idea of exiting the euro zone and questioned the mandatory vaccination of children.

While the Xperia Z3 was well received, it didn't set the world alight in terms of sales, and it's hard to see how an iterative new version — while good on paper — will change things for Sony, which reportedly entertained the idea of exiting the smartphone business.

If we accept that new ideas are based on exiting knowledge, then there is a natural boundary of how far new ideas might go.

But then, the idea of voluntarily exiting the union in which they were only recently accepted is preposterous.

At that point, the idea of Greece exiting the euro would be firmly back on the agenda.

In such a situation, the idea of simply exiting the customs union unilaterally and voiding the withdrawal bill would start to seem more and more appealing.

I have no idea why he's exiting the building today, specifically.

In a broader sense, we now know that new ideas are based on the combination and reorganization of exiting knowledge.