Sentence examples for innovation about from inspiring English sources

The Lemelson brothers started thinking about sustainable innovation about three years ago.

"I wanted to carry on with a research approach that was about innovation, about new approaches with large data sets that would pose lots of hard problems.

I think it is an important issue but I would, particularly between now and the election, the more time I can talk about the economy, about jobs, about innovation, about digital technology and digital efficiency, the happier I'll be".

Having now learned of this procedure, rest assured, if ever again I am hospitalized, I may find fault and gripe about other procedures, but intravenous feeding is one innovation about which I will never, ever complain.

The third is a form of organisational innovation, about which much less is known.

There has not been a lot of innovation about voice, other than visual voice mail from Apple.

At this stage, analysts say the Web in China is less about innovation than about quickly delivering on the latest online trend.

Invention and innovation have about as much in common as a cleft stick and Federal Express.

Technical innovation lasts about as long as a fruit fly in today's Web ecology, which has become everyone's.

"This is a new pattern for how innovations come about".

Technological innovations come about, independently of the consciousness and will of their creators,  because they are objectively necessary.