Sentence examples for game initiative from inspiring English sources

The spirit of adventure rules the day in "Standing in the Shadows of Motown"; it was a game initiative that made funk an art form.

MPs in tow The launch of the BBC's Your Game initiative tonight has assembled an impressive line-up of MPs to wish it well.

Ben Sawyer, co-founder of the Serious Games Initiative — a group devoted to promoting the creation of persuasive games — worries that with so many nonprofit organizations rushing to get in on the action, some of the results are simply "bad games ones that are just boring," he said.

The Google Games initiative certainly fits with recent statements from Google executives that they're trying to streamline a hiring process said to be quirky at its best, but also needlessly arduous with a tendency to neglect entrepreneurial talent.

According to the M.L.B. spokesman Pat Courtney, major league baseball monitors time-of-game initiatives like the SEC's.

Housebuilders in Scotland said the scheme could be a "game changing initiative" for the industry.

Play the Game,  an initiative aiming to promote transparency and freedom of expression, argues there is little democracy in sport.

Chief executive Philip Hogg said: "Increasing the range of options available to purchasers, we believe Help to Buy Scotlandd) could be a game changing initiative, acting as the required catalyst to help reverse the downward trend we have witnessed in home building over the last five years".

The Game Chaingers initiative is the result of a partnership between UNICEF and French ad agency BETC.

– Amy O'Leary Facebook Jumps Into the Games Publishing Business All Things D |  After years of being a platform for gaming companies to distribute and promote their titles, Facebook unveiled its new mobile games publishing initiative, aiming to back a select handful of gaming outfits to increase distribution across the social network.

Now it seems that without a radical game-changing initiative within weeks, the crisis may no longer be controllable.