Sentence examples for invented around from inspiring English sources

Here you can see that the term "Skene's gland" was likely invented around 1890.

The "upstream" patents in this field have enormous power because inventions cannot be invented around (see Note A) and are of crucial importance to researchers [ 10].

The hope is that whole new businesses will be invented around the technology.

Gutenberg invented his printing press around 1440; the modern paper jam was invented around 1960.

The global wardrobe of cotton and polyester (invented around 80 years ago) spells ecological disaster.

The rot probably set in when supermarkets and shopping malls were invented around the 1950s.

As a result, they can't avoid infringement by inventing around, acquiring, or bartering for components.

"Patents encourage innovation and even encourage inventing around; we must be careful not to rope off far-reaching areas of patent eligibility," Judge Lourie wrote.

"When something becomes dear, you invent around it as much as you can," says David Warsh, editor of Economicprincipals.com, a newsletter on trends in economic thinking.

The first are patents that have great intrinsic value because the technology they protect is critical for a manufacturer's invention and because it is difficult to avoid infringement by "inventing around" it.

He is said to have begun inventing around 1840.