Sentence examples for innovations about from inspiring English sources

"One of the nice innovations about our paper is that it shows that husbands actually can be better off giving their wives rights," Professor Geddes said.

Joseph Somers, a retired engineer who worked at the Ann Arbor lab for four decades, told me that, because of these innovations, "about five hundred current-model-year vehicles emit what a single 1970 model did".

How much has the Coalition thought about the disciplinary logic of its innovations, about the explicit and implicit ways in which it will be projecting a specific model of human being to which teen-agers, quite reasonably, will feel obliged to conform?

Vague talk about future innovations, about a post-industrial society, or of an enormous explosion of services exports to where they can balance the manufacturing trade deficit is not the stuff on which to bet the prosperity of a nation.

Embrace the principles of freedom of thought and the ability to communicate equally, and the world is empowered to share innovations about medical research, technological advances, emergent threats to our collective well-being and the recognition that we are all on a little rock in space and should probably get along.

"This is a new pattern for how innovations come about".

Technological innovations come about, independently of the consciousness and will of their creators,  because they are objectively necessary.

Invention and innovation have about as much in common as a cleft stick and Federal Express.

At this stage, analysts say the Web in China is less about innovation than about quickly delivering on the latest online trend.

Technical innovation lasts about as long as a fruit fly in today's Web ecology, which has become everyone's.

The Lemelson brothers started thinking about sustainable innovation about three years ago.