Sentence examples for innovation attempts from inspiring English sources

He is excited to see around 100 entrants from all over the world vying for the Automotive X Prize (a $10m scheme designed to reward the developers of clean, super-efficient cars), and counts nearly a dozen car firms working on radical designs today.Mr Lovins is convinced that the "intensity and diversity of innovation attempts today is much greater than in the 1980s".

Accordingly, the question if and to what degree today's companies are already implementing SBMs becomes more and more relevant, as well as how do firms connect the elements of a BM to their innovation attempts.

Even if things don't work out perfectly, a majority of customers will appreciate innovation attempts over no progression at all (unless you pull a Digg v4 and ruin everything in one fell swoop).

Although the reasoning is different, it brings several strategies together and illustrates how technical innovations attempt to counter difficult problems.

Dr Laurence Carmichael, senior lecturer at the University of the West of England and head of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments, says the drive to improve urban living needs to address a wide range of different local factors – but cities, as "hubs of innovation", are attempting to rise to the challenge.

The Department of Justice ruling is particularly valuable for Redfin and ZipRealty, both online brokers whose past innovations and attempts to gain market share were stymied by the fear of losing access to the selective listings they were offered.

It was more of an innovation, an attempt to bring out something beautiful.

Further innovations were attempted, including a pipe organ and a mixed-sex choir, but these were removed after objections from Orthodox members.

The open consumer Web has been a motor of American innovation and the attempt to curtail some of its excesses could throw sand in the works of a big machine on which we have all come to rely.

Chile is sparing no expense or attempted innovation in trying to rescue the miners trapped by a cave-in on Aug. 5, fully aware that the country — and the world — is closely watching the ordeal.

Along the way, too, there are perverse innovations in executions: attempts to hang multiple murderers simultaneously, scaffolds designed with trap doors, for easy execution, and hanging machines patented for their ability to lurch upward instead of dropping downward.