Sentence examples for innovating over from inspiring English sources

It also assumes that ARM and its 700 or so software and hardware partners cease innovating over the next couple of years.

The Beasties kept innovating over their next few albums, bringing in Latin soul influences, jazz and more, making them one of hip-hop's greatest chameleons.

The line has grown to include casual and golf shoes, and the company has done its share of innovating over the years, "but we don't get credit for it," said Karen A. McKenzie, the company's director of marketing.

In a world of rapid change, the ability to innovate over and over is probably the only enduring competitive advantage an organization can have.

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And as other industries continued to innovate over the last decade, the airlines, struggling with losses, cut their technology budgets.

But Boston's Handel & Haydn Society (H&H), which reaches that milestone this month, will also pay tribute to the way the group has evolved and innovated over the centuries.

The Standard has tried hard to innovate over the years, with its cashless payment system the Eros card, digital screens in vendor kiosks and the lunchtime Lite.

It is also untrue that Dell is unable to innovate: over the past year it has introduced a clutch of strong new products, including a fresh line of geeky blade servers and the sleek XPS One desktop.

Although big oil has become apprehensive, institutional investment firms have been compensating by taking action, as the technology in this space has been continuously innovated over the last decade.

Craigslist has long been the reigning king of classified ads and local e-commerce; perhaps because of this, it hasn't seen much need to innovate over the years.