Sentence examples for making innovation in from inspiring English sources

It's never been a better time to be a geek, as seen with the rise of comic themed mega-movies, the explosion of digital movie making innovation in movies like Avatar and Tron that blur the line between actor and animation, everything JJ Abrams and even the mainstream popularity of shows like "The Big Bang Theory".

Technological evolution, especially social networking, is making innovations in teaching possible; even in huge courses, instruction doesn't have to be limited to the sage-on-the-stage.

Last year a 37-year-old man was executed after being found guilty of insulting the prophet Jonah, making "innovations in the religion" and "spreading corruption on earth".

Amir-Aslani was hanged last week for making "innovations in the religion" and "spreading corruption on earth", but human rights activists said he was a prisoner of conscience who was put to death because of his religious beliefs.

"He was initially held for making innovations in Islam and providing his own interpretations of the Qur'an but later he was accused of insulting prophet Jonah and also faced accusations of having sex outside marriage," the source said.

It is difficult for SMEs to evolve under these situations unless they are making innovations in their technique.

Last year, Iran executed Mohsen Amir-Aslani for insulting Jonah and "making innovations in religion".

These communities need good jobs that can support families, turbocharge the economy and revitalize neighborhoods by delivering new infrastructure and enterprise in community health, caring for children and the elderly, making innovations in clean energy and developing improved transportation.

Bloomberg realized that the ease of information sharing made innovation in consumption a key form of differentiation in the industry.

He made innovations in fingering methods, published in his Klavierschule ("Piano School") in 1828.

Over the years Harrods made innovations in many areas of store operation.