Sentence examples for innovators beyond from inspiring English sources
Martin Cook, a managing partner at EY, said the company had "always recognised the importance of innovators beyond the world of business and Paul Klee is a great example of such an innovator among 20th-century artists".
One of them, mayor Luigi de Magistris, has quickly become a symbol for the innovators, looking beyond the city's clichés and bringing a bit more order while preserving its antique treasures.
A strong Kickstarter proves some demand but not if backers will be satisfied with the product, neither if the product can actually cross the chasm beyond innovators and early adopters.
From Paris, the 140-passenger Avalon Creativity cruises north on the Seine with an art historian who will lecture on the artistic movement, its innovators and its evolution beyond France.
Innovators like to innovate.
Would-be innovators thus need to look beyond evidence in order to make desirable initiatives more 'powerful' or influential.
Three, we've got to consolidate federal programs to free districts, to free the schools, to encourage innovators like Michael, to let schools reach out beyond the confines of the current structure, to recruit teach-for-the-children-type teachers.
(Innovation directly related to the healthcare provision) Innovators' own capability to promote their initiatives within and beyond their organisation was considered to facilitate diffusion.
Finally, the contribution of innovators to the promulgation and dissemination of the novel message beyond the boundaries of their organisation may be beneficial in guiding and advising prospective adopters in their own effort to introduce change.
Beyond the litany of information technology pioneers, the efforts of innovators in other fields have been equally impressive in forcing change in their respective fields.
Visionary agencies would be a group of innovators, technologists, futurologists and business strategists; they'd spend their time focusing on activity two years ahead and beyond.
