Sentence examples for far innovative from inspiring English sources

Regardless of what has happened so far, innovative use of emerging technologies still has the ability to turn the winds, even at such a late stage in the game.

"The United Nations is far more innovative than we are usually given credit for – but we are still not innovative enough," said Mr. Ban.

For a start, it is a far more innovative company, and its use of small, flexible teams has so far allowed it to remain innovative even as it has grown.

It is one of the oldest and most successful tech companies and yet in recent years it has been surpassed by far more innovative and better-managed companies like Google, Apple and Facebook in symbolizing innovation in Silicon Valley.

Without the government there would be far fewer innovative drugs to meddle with.

He hoped that the contracts would lead to far more innovative approaches to rehabilitating offenders.

She needs to be far more innovative and focused in choosing between the hundreds of exhibitions the QMA gets offered.

Microsoft is far less innovative in its core businesses, in which it has a monopoly (in Windows) and a near monopoly (in Office).

But other countries have been far more innovative than us in combining that with extra mechanisms to allow people to spend some of their own money as well.

"In some ways it's a far more innovative and forward-thinking company than many people realise," he says of DMGT but he wanted to return to broadcasting as "it's my first love".

In the speech, he declared that Russia, one of the largest exporters of oil and gas, had to make its economy far more innovative so that it was no longer at the mercy of the market for raw materials.