Sentence examples for introducing innovative from inspiring English sources

Many of Motorola's problems are in Europe, where Nokia, known introducing innovative products, has succeeded in strengthening its presence.

Although BA's business class is weak, the airline is revamping it and introducing innovative bed-seats ahead of others.

"We are committed to delivering further growth this year, maintaining our relentless pace of launching new models and introducing innovative technologies for our discerning customers around the world".

As the OECD points out in its report this week, the NHS has been changing, introducing innovative models of care that have been associated with some of the fastest improvements in health in any industrialised country.

Food manufacturers compete on the market, introducing innovative products.

Young and motivated scientists are setting up new courses and discussing and introducing innovative ways of teaching.

All too often, however, the programme introduces innovative learning methods instead of opening up the field for the innovations themselves and for future researchers.

The sustainable territorial development approach introduces innovative issues for MPAs management, such as territorial identity, integrated production systems and innovation.

He also introduced innovative guitar devices, including an intonation adjuster.

In New York and other cities, teachers' unions are leading the effort to introduce innovative education programs into our schools.

New niche players introduced innovative products like telephone and internet banking that later spread to larger banks.