Sentence examples similar to innovations year from inspiring English sources

He introduced several successful innovations: year-round lectures for schoolchildren, illustrated by demonstrations requiring apparatus too large or too costly for school resources (some 20,000 children attended each year); courses for science teachers; and lectures for civil servants whose early training had not included science.

The consumer-electronics industry has been taking advantage of military innovations for years.

The exciting food innovation that year: the new Pillsbury Wiener Wraps they've been advertising on TV.

Because of inconsistent policies within Africa, seeds and fertilisers are generally imported from outside at high prices, with new innovations coming years later than in other developing regions.

Gerber, which launched about one product a decade until 2000, has been rolling out at least one innovation a year.

And how could you forget SXSW, which has become the go-to conference for innovation each year and has launched platforms like Twitter, Foursquare, and Meerkat?

Members are now allowed to smoke, the only innovation in years.

(Swiping the card through a reader, an innovation several years old, is apparently too much of an impediment).

Araucaria and Paul for wit, consistency and somehow managing to maintain the impetus of innovation after years of compiling.

This stasis has held back innovation for years.

To have to shelf your innovation after years of hard labor--for lack of access to potential investors--is like being slashed on the arm ?