Sentence examples for innovation thought from inspiring English sources

(Using pack hounds to rip the natives apart was, las Casas wrote, an innovation "thought up, invented, and put into effect by the Devil").

Dhariwal said: "Absolute Radio has demonstrated great digital innovation, thought leadership and has significantly grown its business in the last 12 months.

By analyzing charred scrolls that were burnt and buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 B.C.E., researchers have determined that the Romans wrote with metallic ink an innovation thought to have originated several centuries later in the Middle Ages, according to a paper published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The good news is that innovation thought leaders like Geoff Tuff, partner and head of the Innovation practice at international consulting firm Monitor, believe the process is teachable.

I recently led a workshop at the BRITE Conference at Columbia University and was honored to be among speakers including Shelly Lazarus - Ogilvy's Chairman Emeritus, Vikram Somaya - ESPN's Global CDO, Linda Boff, CMO of GE, and Columbia Professor and innovation thought leader Rita McGrath.

New research suggests that it costs the average SME more than £3,600 per year just to handle cash, and – thanks to Bitcoin and other innovations – thoughts of a cashless society seem to be stirring again.

For Russell, mindful both of the figures he was allying himself with and of the innovation in thought that they were introducing, acknowledging that Jones had anticipated some of his ideas may have been repugnant.

Indeed, through all the profoundly chaotic events in Newark's history -- the race riots of 1967; the emergence of crack, AIDS and organized street gangs; the rapid, uneven redevelopment of downtown -- the municipal council has hardly developed a reputation for innovation and thought-provoking debate.

"There are a wealth of individuals within the field of visual arts whose work shaped British thought, innovation, leadership, values and society and who continue to inspire people today.

Not only does it dispense with long-held notions that individuals are innocent until proven guilty, and that curtailment of civil liberties must be preceded by a reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing, it also undermines progressive thought, innovation and political diversity.

It will seek to celebrate individuals who have "shaped British thought, innovation, leadership, values and society" while trying to avoid those "who would be unduly divisive" – likely to rule out politicians whose legacy is disputed.