Sentence examples for first ever innovation from inspiring English sources

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (better know as MIT) announced today that it will open its first ever "Innovation Node" in the Asian city-state next summer.

So this year, the conference is launching its first-ever innovation prize, designed to inspire and accelerate technological innovation in the field of remote medicine.

In conjunction with The Builders, TechCrunch is co-hosting the first ever Israeli Innovation Week.

In conjunction with The Builders, TechCrunch is co-hosting the first ever Tel Aviv Innovation Week.

The recent appointment of Jay Nath as San Francisco's first ever chief innovation officer further demonstrates the mayor's commitment to our community.

Astoundingly this is the first ever awards for startup innovation in technology and science in the UK.

In an earlier article, I talked about the first ever Think Beyond Plastic Innovation Competition that was sponsored by the Plastic Pollution Coalition as part of a global search to seek disruptive solutions to the plastic pollution crisis.

He was the subject of a 2004 documentary, simply titled "Moog," and his legacy inspired the creation of an entire festival, Moogfest, which presented its first-ever Moog Innovation Award to the 1980s art-punk band DEVO in 2010.

Additionally, Annie has been recognized as the first ever recipient for Excellence in Healthcare Innovation by the National Venture Capital Association.

Deadline for submissions: 31 July 2013 First ever UNICEF Mobile Hackathon in Viet Nam Rewards Innovation for Children Viet Nam, 30 June 2013 – A 36-hour UNICEF Mobile Hackathon in collaboration with mLab East Asia, focusing on innovation for children, concluded today in Ho Chi Minh City.

One of the original brains behind Google Maps – a tool whose latest innovations include some of the first ever detailed maps of North Korea – Jones is better placed to justify such a claim than most.