Sentence examples for implementing new ideas from inspiring English sources
"We're always constantly implementing new ideas," said Brian Bodey, a Honda team leader.
The public sector is capable of implementing new ideas, they argue, so long as the right conditions are in place.
In later life, despite a long period of ill-health that led to a liver transplant, Luard continued to show his talent for implementing new ideas.
Innovation is defined by Linder et al. (2003) as "implementing new ideas that create value".
The best parts of my job are that as a researcher, I am constantly developing and implementing new ideas, and as an educator, I get to communicate those ideas to students with a desire to learn.
Training of highly efficient, creative professionals who are capable of generating and implementing new ideas is a very important factor driving not only the development of national economy and industry, but also enriching the human capital of the country.
"I think that small cities can implement new ideas quicker, more effectively and probably more effectively than big cities.
Many of these benefits would not have been possible but for Microsoft's unified structure, which enables Microsoft to conceive and implement new ideas that span operating systems and applications.
It added that the company's success and attendant benefits for consumers "would not have been possible but for Microsoft's unified structure, which enables Microsoft to conceive and implement new ideas that span operating systems and applications".
