Sentence examples for innovative cities from inspiring English sources
The top scoring cities offer an environment that "nurtures talent and an innovation-orientated economy", according to the City Momentum Index (CMI) of innovative cities by Jones Lang LaSalle, a professional services and investment management company.
Arne Duncan, Barack Obama's secretary of education, is offering $5 billion for innovative cities and states.
So eastern Germany's business landscape may still look different from the west's as it matures: a narrower range of industries, concentrated in a few innovative cities.
They sense the indifference or disdain of the winners on the prosperous coasts and in the innovative cities, and it is reciprocated.
The stories of many innovative cities are "completely unknown, or they have entered into these political and ideological reversals and risk being forgotten forever," she says.
As Ed Balls has argued, that means devolving economic power to innovative cities and regions to spread wealth more fairly across the country.
In this attempt, more than 30,000 volunteers will render Dubai an innovative city, a city of growth, development, and innovation, combining smart achievements and a new infrastructure as a model of world heritage and culture.
People think of San Francisco as this young, innovative city, but it's awfully traditional, too.
"It's the most modern, most innovative, city where new things are happening.
It has embraced technology and city planning, and was named the world's most innovative city in 2013.
Social expectations, outdated employment conditions and outright discrimination combine to hold women back in this otherwise modern, dynamic and innovative city, experts say.
