Sentence examples similar to guarded innovations from inspiring English sources

No wonder daguerreotype studios guarded their techniques and innovations.

With about 50 producers of varying size nationwide, it's a cutthroat business with closely guarded secrets and continuous innovation.

In trying to power the innovation economy, we have turned America's universities into cutthroat business competitors, zealously guarding the very innovations we so desperately want behind a hopelessly tangled web of patents and royalty licenses.

The proof of this proposition is that while companies often spend millions to advertise and market new product designs and innovations, they guard intensely the details of their process innovations.

In a city so guarded about its architecture, that often stymies innovation through its planning process, moves likes these have an outsize effect even as they remain attentive to their surroundings.

For the most part, the guidelines are drawing guarded praise — from parties concerned most about innovation to those focused primarily on safety.

But the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills (Dius) has been remarkably guarded.

Real estate industry officials predicted that if the new system succeeded, the database would complete a transformation of Manhattan's once cloistered and guarded real estate industry into one known for openness and innovation.

Their innovations were exceedingly difficult to reverse-engineer and thus were successfully guarded as trade secrets.

The world was as tall as it was round: a ladder with rungs guarded by the gate keepers of fame, fortune, change and most importantly, innovation.

It was a celebration of artisanal spirit and classic New York innovation -- where heirloom recipes for perfecting the most delicious brine are carefully guarded.