Sentence examples for more recent innovations from inspiring English sources

But he said he still applied for trademarks on more recent innovations, like his bacon-flavored spray.

But there are other obstacles, some of them all too familiar in the world of old media (consider that one of the more recent innovations in stamps is that they no longer need to be licked).

Every city has different ideas that make it great, from the first skyscrapers and metros in New York and London to more recent innovations like congestion charging, bike sharing, buried expressways or floating schools.

While parachute jumping and grenade throwing have long since been eliminated from the sport in favour of more ground-based, less lethal and spectator friendly activities, there have been some more recent innovations.

And those feet (and strong, shapely legs) enable wonder to trump distaste at this show, which, in its customary fashion, breathlessly ricochets between time-honored production numbers and more recent innovations, many from last year's update.

More recent innovations at Vitra include the Joyn, a flexible office system developed by the French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for open-plan workspaces, where people come and go with different ways of working.

But consider a more recent innovation: money market funds.

But compact, digital mirrorless cameras are a more recent innovation.

A more recent innovation, popular with families living far away, is videoconferencing.

"Same-sex marriage is not included in the fundamental right of marriage... it is a more recent innovation than Facebook".

More recent innovation utilizes decellulized matrices, stem cell transplantation and novel biomaterials and devices to support cell survival and functions.