Sentence examples for innovation talk from inspiring English sources

While he was critical of politicians in the US for talking the innovation talk but not following through with actions, he singled out the Queensland government for praise.

There is a fundamental difference in producing goods and services for a free market and for a humanitarian market, but in the humanitarian innovation talk, the two often seem to be somewhat conflated.

I was asked to deliver an "innovation" talk about diversity at my law firm's retreat this past April.

If only one person in the organization is constantly talking the innovation talk while the rest of the employees furtively roll their eyes, then there's basically no hope.

They will build a culture of innovation, talking to health boards, talking to chief executives, getting them to value the innovators and inventors in their organisations".

In a speech in December, Craig M. Lewis, director of the agency's division of risk, strategy and financial innovation, talked about a new "accounting quality model" that could help the S.E.C. "assess the degree to which registrants' financial statements appear anomalous".

Over the next 3-6 montherehere will be a lot of innovation, cant talk about it now.

If you were in the UK last night and were watching BBC's Newsnight you would've seen a new tech innovation, Enable Talk, showcased from Ukrainian group QuadSquad.

Have the innovation team talk directly to those conducting the rapid review in order to get a sense of context for the overall innovation project.

Thanks to the great innovation of talking computers, I could listen in on a breezy visit to the kitchen of Thomas Keller's French Laundry in the Napa Valley; an effusive interview with Jane and Michael Stern about the Diner, also in the Napa Valley; and a stop-the-presses report by Mary Ewing-Mulligan on what a great bargain Chilean wines are.

They don't have the time or take the time to read journals or blogs, to look for new innovations, to talk to colleagues, or to wonder about better ways of doing things.