Sentence examples for modern innovative from inspiring English sources

The ultimate MILF: modern, innovative, luxurious, and fierce.

Diversity of belief and opinion is an important asset to a modern, innovative company.

He added: "We have built a modern, innovative and successful exchange, vital to those companies that own it and use it every day".

"We have built a modern, innovative and successful exchange vital to those companies that own it and use it every day," Martin Abbott, the exchange's chief executive, said in a statement.

"The combination of Laura Ashley vintage prints with Uniqlo's modern, innovative materials allowed for us to create a very successful and commercial collection that appealed to both young and old," said a spokesman for Uniqlo.

Then they set about figuring how they could best retain the nice things it stands for (dependability and stability), jettison the not-so-nice (formal, somewhat stodgy) — and, most important, add attributes like modern, innovative and flexible.

But though Doha, the capital, looks uber-modern, with glittering skyscrapers and innovative architecture, its labour system is less forward-looking.

Both attempts have revolved round the premise that advanced post-modern technology, innovative urban planning, reliance on renewable energy, and emphasis on 'total' reuse can combine to achieve 'zero carbon zero waste' existence.

Horton, an innovative modern-dance choreographer with a distinctive movement style, died in 1953.

And where once the expression "jumbo jet" was oh-so-modern, describing the innovative twin-aisle airliner, now that she's grown eighteen feet in length, the moniker seems even more fitting and in some photographs, not necessarily in a good way.

On the surface, this is a simple design story of a husband-and-wife team, Estelle and Erwine Laverne, who produced exceptionally beautiful, innovative midcentury-modern wallpapers, fabrics and furniture -- designs that are rare today, yet coveted by a few specialized dealers and aficionados.