Sentence examples for innovation raises from inspiring English sources

Surgical innovation raises such questions as, should innovative surgical techniques be considered research and be required to go through research ethics approval?

Formal innovation raises its head above the placid waters of literary fiction and pushes determinedly on into the mainstream.

This discourages innovation, raises prices, and makes life hard for people trying to start new businesses — or even just get a new job.

A separate report in collaboration with Nesta, a charity funded by the Lottery that promotes innovation, raises concerns over "the long-term disconnect between capital raised by banks and investment in innovative activities".

This partial control over follow-up innovation raises a problem of justice when research output is inaccessible for the poor, the chances for start-up companies restricted and research ends up disproportionally oriented towards the wishes of the rich.

Anyone who endorses that position would want to be very careful about defending play based on its alleged payoffs, just as we'd back off from other bargains with the devil, such as arguing that teaching music to children improves their proficiency at math, or that a given progressive innovation raises test scores.

Current trends in both human longevity and technological innovation raise the possibility of people living until 100 and working until they are 80.

Finally, the Chinese central government tends to retain control over more innovative and productive state owned enterprises in the process of economic reform and privatization, and state ownership might be reversely influenced by innovation, raising the potential endogenous problem (Lee and O'Neill 2003).

Some of them are complaining that having THE GOVERNMENT mandate how efficient their TVs need to be will stifle innovation, raise prices (because they'll have to change their manufacturing methods or whatever), etc. (I say, if not the government, then who, the "market"?

That's not to say that AT&T has some evil genius plot to screw us by taking over the world one spectrum acquisition at a time, but more that these purchases could inadvertently disrupt innovation, raise prices, and a bevy of other fateful consequences.

The resolution puts to an end years of legal fighting — the first suit was filed in 2012 — between Craigslist and startups that were seeking to disrupt the company's business in the name of innovation, raising questions about who owns data on the Internet in the process.