Sentence examples for innovations one from inspiring English sources

They tackle the complexity of the novel by introducing two innovations – one surprisingly deft and one absolutely daft.

Profitable Innovations One move, in 1976, was to adopt a six-column format, replacing the denser eight-column configuration that the paper had used since 1913.

In the following two institutional innovations, one received instructions several times from the main leadership of the principal party committee as well as the official document from the two general offices.

The harmonious collaboration of her lyrics with his music sparked a cultural odyssey of pulsing innovations, one of which is the aptly composed period piece about the woman who "sold her locket for a trip to adventure; a lawless lion's pit, a bordello without censure".

The approach of "top-10 innovations," one of several projects that we are presently working on, is very broad and inclusive.

Over fifteen Ugandan innovations were recognized for their impact on the lives of children in Uganda while five key innovations – one for each stage of a young person's life including pregnancy, birth, under five years of age, between 6 – 14 years of age, and between 15 – 24 years of age - were featured.

The reason is that while big companies are often good at fostering "sustaining" innovations – ones that enhance their positions in established markets – they are generally hopeless at dealing with innovations that completely disrupt those markets.

This horrific set piece, and the grim scenes that follow, promise something powerful: a meditation on the stop-and-start nature of surgical innovation, one grounded in the economic and racial fractures of the era.

Because of one innovation, one group of shoppers may start.

As with any tech innovation, one of the biggest challenges is security.

But, as a review undertaken for IP Australia found, there is no evidence that this special carveout has increased pharmaceutical innovation one jot.