Sentence examples for flagging innovation from inspiring English sources
Still, we have to shore up our flagging innovation system at home to ensure our long-term economic growth.
Especially if the blogger next to them is hammering away on a laptop... (My Heart's in Accra) Sky's new web explorers BSkyB has announced that it plans to appoint two web explorers to push innovation by flagging up new sites, services and technologies that Sky could use on its digital platforms.
Gamification flies the flag of innovation, but its effect is the opposite.
More broadly, new initiatives in biodiversity science frequently wave the flag of innovation and synthesis, but in the competitive game of identity politics, turf, and science funding, each initiative is effectively siloed from other such projects, sometimes on purpose, and sometimes for lack of broader vision of the importance of cross-linkage.
Most of the fieldwork was carried out in September to December 2012 in the cities of St .Petersburg, Moscow and Tomsk, all of which are flagged as 'hotbeds of innovation' in terms of their developed innovation ecosystems.
Tech City is often trumpeted as the saviour of the UK's flagging economy and the ultimate replacement for a broken financial services industry by capitalising on two of the UK's greatest, but underexploited, strengths – science and innovation.
There are new names and faces everywhere, new men of power, a new star in the flag; rebellion and innovation have been the order of the week.
In a fact sheet, the campaign flagged the resuscitation of tax credits and some innovation and regulatory incentives.
Celebrating this 300th anniversary of the original challenge the prize will simultaneously flag the importance of innovation and science in the 21st century.
*The digitally inserted lane numbers with country flags is a productive innovation at swimming, as is the computerized line that shows where a swimmer is in relation to a world record.
