Sentence examples for innovation used from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Hutchins's greatest innovation, used by many violin makers today, is a technique known as free-plate tuning.

Well-educated technology workers have long been at the forefront of American economic growth and innovation, used to working in a field where rapid change is the rule.

What would most drive Moynihan around the bend is another Fox innovation used by Hannity last week in connection with the foiled New York attack.

He settled, as he describes in an essay in on his Web site, on the "fait divers," a French innovation, used in newspapers for over a century, that translates to "incidents" or "various things" or just "fillers".

I wince when I hear the word "innovation" used in finance, as if bankers are on a par with those who found cures for diseases, invented the internet or decoded the human genome (Special report on international banking, May 16th).

Similarly, the CDO is a general innovation used by all financial institutions across the industry.

Mr. Khan's innovation uses waste plastic, including bottles and food packaging.

The result is a roadmap based on six guiding principles: customer focus, innovation, using scale for good, transparency, collaboration and leadership.

Energy innovation using mobile technology is one clear example of where this could happen: "more people in India own mobile phones than they do toothbrushes", Ashden's Chhavi Sharma said.

Now is the time to suggest a wish list of innovation, using digital's incredible strengths (sheer capacity, some interactivity, its ability to respond to a range of individual needs).

Judges described Austin as "an amazing twenty-something who has harnessed the power of Twitter" and praised this form of "guerilla innovation, using open technology and connectivity to create an opportunity".