Sentence examples for innovation compromises from inspiring English sources

If our innovation compromises our core product of being the fastest way to communicate, we should consider create [sic] separate applications or other ways of delivering our innovation.

Steering only on short-term results without any investment in a broader market scope and innovation will compromise continuity.

The very concept of financial innovation now seems compromised.

Far from boosting EU spending on research and innovation, the British compromise cuts it sharply.

We believe it is our responsibility to encourage creative product development and to curb practices that compromise innovation.

The group went on to call the Innovation Act a "reasonable compromise between protecting patent holders' rights and removing the threat of frivolous patent troll litigation".

The Little Prince Hospital (LPH), since 1919 is the largest paediatric teaching hospital in Brazil, maintaining an environment for innovation together with deep compromise with the patients assisted.

The Egg McMuffin seemed more like a compromise than an innovation, with butter as its main attraction.

Mr. Borg will promise to continue helping finance the development of alternatives, so that Europe sets "an example of responsible innovation in cosmetics without any compromise on consumer safety".

While it does not include every provision we have been advocating for with the Public Higher Education Empowerment and Innovation Act, the State Senate's compromise bill would provide much-needed reforms and financial support for our state's university system.

This is a positive step forward and a good demonstration of compromise in balancing innovation with government regulation, and we appreciate the continued efforts of New York City government to find common ground for the betterment of New York.