Sentence examples for lacked innovation from inspiring English sources

For too long the water sector has lacked innovation in re-piping, coatings, energy efficiency and water filtration, among other challenges.

Charlie Mills, an analyst at Credit Suisse Group in London, said that Unilever had been "too slow and lacked innovation" but that the company's moves were intended to address that.

Attacking the iPhone, which makes up 38% of the installed base of smartphones in the US – against 5.9% for BlackBerry – Heins told the Associated Press agency that Apple lacked innovation and that the phone could not multitask: "It's still the same," Heins said of the iPhone.

Fintech companies stepped in and brought new ideas to an industry that had seriously lacked innovation.

In 1908 a federal appeals court ruled against a patent for a bookkeeping system because it covered standard bookkeeping practice and therefore lacked innovation.

Moreover, it was found that Thai preservice science teachers were not adopting a student-centred approach, and they lacked innovation in their teaching, such as using media and technology (Silpabanlaeng 2005).

"Why is the region lacking innovation?

The promises themselves seemed modest and lacking innovation.

The site, lacking innovation and overtaken by Facebook, shed users and was abandoned by Rupert Murdoch, whose News Corporation had bought the company in a disastrous $580 million deal.

The corrupt nexus of politics and money is passé to professional skeptics, a bit like U2's show was to music critics, who found it lacking innovation.

Months ago, Sony and its rivals Panasonic and Sharp were all but written off by analysts as hopelessly unprofitable and lacking innovation.