Sentence examples for game-changing ideas from inspiring English sources

When I address the National Housing Federation conference, I will be asking for game-changing ideas.

Dave Clemans, executive creative director at Taxi, part of the Young & Rubicam Brands unit of WPP, said: "I'm amazed by the large brands looking for bigger, newer, innovative, game-changing ideas.

On Thursday it will issue $156 million in grants for 60 research projects said to have potentially "game-changing" ideas in energy production and efficiency, including plants that grow fuel molecules in their leaves and electricity generators and high-efficiency motors that do not need any rare-earth materials.

It's still early days on evaluating whether Palihapitiya's EIRs end up creating the game-changing ideas that he talks about.

One obstacle to coming up with such novel and game-changing ideas, he says, was the extremely short lead time for applicants—only 2 months.

Obama's call to action included new public/private partnerships that promise to provide Americans with the opportunity to "pursue their bold, game-changing ideas".

"This game-changing idea that BT trumpeted," he says, a touch dismissively.

IPOs give venture capitalists and entrepreneurs a chance to make fortunes if they spot a game-changing idea.

But they also featured thumpingly well-executed mechanics, emergent gameplay and at least one genuinely game-changing idea.

You're not going to get a big, game-changing idea from trying to do what you're doing now, but just a little bit better.

Their other game-changing idea concerned the use of chance operations, by which a series of musical and choreographic ingredients were elaborated and then organised by random means.