Sentence examples for innovative competition from inspiring English sources

One of PSEN's members, Real ideas Organisation, is launching a loan funding scheme for young entrepreneurs with an innovative competition.

After all, the sale might be the best deal available and could well add much needed innovative competition to the sclerotic banking sector.

YouTube is the poster child of such a value proposition, but Dorito's innovative competition for consumers to contribute online content that would be shown at the Super Bowl is also a good example.

I want to thank Mayor Michael Bloomberg for launching the Applied Sciences NYC initiative, an innovative competition that has resulted in a $2 billion investment that is critical to New York City's economy.

Over the next decade, OMA produced a number of thrillingly innovative competition entries that came frustratingly close to realization -- the worst is when you almost win," Vriesendorp says -- and supported itself with the help of an urban development project in Amsterdam.

Rent seekers are individuals or organizations that have succeeded with existing business models and look to the government and regulators as their first line of defense against innovative competition.

Trading healthy competition for deep pockets is a terrible way to create an innovative, competitive economy.

The theoretical framework helps identify that the concepts associated with exploration and exploitation may be classified into six practical dimensions: organizational knowledge practices, innovative practices, competition, strategic orientation, organizational efficiency and partnerships.

'Children have lots to say' On hearing about UNICEF's innovative J8 competition, Mr. Beckham lent his support through a video message: "At UNICEF's Junior 8 event later this year, young people from all over the world will gather in Japan, where the G8 is taking place, and have their voices and ideas heard by eight of the world's most powerful leaders.

"What we're looking to do is put a target on the back of the world's greatest challenges and then ask anybody in the world to solve them," Paul Bunje, the Principal and Senior Scientist of Energy & Environment at XPRIZE, a non-profit organization that designs and manages innovative public competitions.

Our other challenges include, the shift in consumer purchasing from traditional brick and mortar stores to online etailers, keeping product prices competitive, staying innovative when your competition is copying you and reaching the online consumer.