Sentence examples for innovative terms from inspiring English sources

This double "subtraction" procedure helped to isolate innovative terms appearing for the first time in recent years.

That can aid the club, and in return I want an extra £100 a week.' That's a more innovative term in a contract.

Nasution et al. (2011) find evidence in a study of hotel managers that firms who score higher on proactiveness and risk-taking scales are more innovative in terms of product and process innovations developed.

Academies have been innovative in terms of leadership, says Greany.

Apple is innovative in terms of product design — beauty and elegance — but is just a user of basic technology.

Angry Birds Transformers (Free + IAP) The latest branded Angry Birds game is actually one of the most innovative in terms of its gameplay: bird-slinging is out, and stompy robots shooting and transforming into cars is very much in.

Startups don't have to be particularly innovative in terms of business model.

This inter-disciplinary development strategy is innovative in terms of focus and method compared to previously employed urban governance tools.

Markkanen says this has propelled Microsoft, in an underdog position, to being more innovative in terms of how it markets apps and helps users discover them.

This research is innovative in terms of the systemization, visual representation and analysis of quantifying the demolition waste flows via a novel method.

A Pirelli statement said: "The tyre tests in Bahrain regarded a number of prototypes, which were completely innovative in terms of structure and compounds, with the aim of developing the most suitable solutions for the next season.