Sentence examples for invented how from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul, if a direction has already been invented, how can it be new?

After all, how many times can the wheel be invented, how many more monochrome paintings does the world really need?

The reader learns why this standard measure of the size of a country's economy was invented, how it has changed over the decades, and what its strengths and weaknesses are.

30), in which some prominent people suggested what they would like to see invented: How curious that the musician Moby, of all people, wants recreational drugs that are both nontoxic and nonaddictive.

Then I invented how to remove the last bit of spin out of a satellite by using magnetic rods that rub against the Earth's magnetic fields.

In 1899, Charles H. Duell, then the commissioner of the United States Patent and Trademark Office said, "everything that can be invented has been invented". How wrong he was!

Winston said the digital strategy had re-invented how the success of any TV show should be measured, particularly one scheduled to air at midnight.

But of course they were at the beginning, inventing how it could be done".

If you're thinking of the bigger picture of the downturn, it may be tempting to consider ways to re-invent how your company does business.

Business-functional consistency comes from allegiance to intermediate-term goals or challenges with lower level employees encouraged to invent how those goals will be achieved.

And in the last couple of months where we've had this really awful weather and transportation issues here in Boston, we didn't have to invent how to [deal with it] because we were already doing it.