Sentence examples for innovation increased from inspiring English sources

His latest book is "The Conundrum: How Scientific Innovation, Increased Efficiency, and Good Intentions Can Make Our Energy and Climate Problems Worse".

In July financial inclusion organisation the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGap) said that the move could lead to falling prices of financial services, more mobile money innovation, increased digital financial services uptake and better customer services.

The record, and the Court's Findings of Fact, are replete with examples of stifled innovation, increased costs, unnecessary consumer confusion, forestalled technological advances, and thwarted competition caused by Microsoft's conduct.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "We welcome this report, which recognises the new impetus that police and crime commissioners have brought to policing, bringing greater innovation, increased visibility and a greater focus on community engagement and victim support".

Mr. Wen's work report pledged a continuation of policies to promote technological innovation, increased spending on rural health insurance and the creation of 6.7 million units of low-cost housing.

The second challenge is to make the transition from one growth model to another — from expansion fed by the country's resources, and by heavy investment in industry and the recruitment of hundreds of millions of workers from rural areas, to growth that relies more on innovation, increased productivity, and consumer spending.

This, and the greater financial certainty for providers, will drive innovation – increasing competition and sparking better ways of doing things for all.

Whether it's the cloud or mobile innovation increasing employee flexibility, the transformation of offices into digital playgrounds, or even the possibility of an automated workforce, tech will play a pivotal role in the future of our working lives.

Thus, the probability of successful realization of an innovation increases with a growth of expenses.

Only this innovation increases the thermonuclear ignition criterion in 100 times in comparison with the conventional cumulative explosion (see computation).

Allen (2001) finds empirical evidence suggesting that financial innovation increases the complexity of transactions that provide opportunities to explore questions of interest of consumers of financial services.