Sentence examples for from the innovation of from inspiring English sources
Its power comes from the innovation of its engineering focus and strong leadership.
From the innovation of Silicon Valley to the affordable outlet malls in North Conway, New Hampshire," he said.
New wealth and sustained growth, they now understand, can only come from the innovation of industry through the application of information technology.
But on the topic of trust, the financial industry can benefit from the innovation of customer-facing data that has already positively transformed the consumer experience in other industries (travel, hospitality, retail/e-commerce).
This new approach has grown from the innovations of earlier players who usually served an apprenticeship in chord changes or virtuoso techniques.
Virtually all poor nations eventually benefit from the innovations of wealthy nations, which they often receive at much lower prices, as seen with cellphones and medications, for example.
In Copenhagen, a recent survey by the Danish thinktank Fora shows that the creative industry is the city's most important, with about 70,000 employed either directly in creative job positions or in businesses like fashion retail that benefit from the innovations of the creative industry.
The game's remarkable success stems largely from the innovations of Selig's tenure.
As a fully-networked KTP, ZAMFOHR has benefited from the innovations of other KTPs, from funding opportunities and partnerships, and from invaluable technical support from both African and northern colleagues.
On the other hand, Scott Christianson's 100 DIAGRAMS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD: From the Earliest Cave Paintings to the Innovation of the iPod (Plume, $25) is not so modest.
Today, Deborah Perry Piscione's much anticipated new book Secrets of Silicon Valley: What Everyone Can Learn From The Innovation Capital Of The World is being published.
