Sentence examples for not innovative enough from inspiring English sources

Many of the more than 200 submissions were " 'me too,' derivative, not innovative enough," Mr. Porter said.

[A1.] Gap Trying to Right Old Navy The fall fashion assortment at the Old Navy unit of Gap was not innovative enough, creating problems for the company.

The head of the industry trade body warned that simply "turning a book into a PDF" was not innovative enough to capture readers' imaginations and sales.

The new MyBlogLog features are a great addition to the product, but it's not innovative enough to make a big impact.

Perhaps more rehearsal time would have hammered out a more consistent carriage of the head, arms and shoulders, and more uniform leg extensions... but the work is simply not innovative enough to make it the focal point of a brave new venture.

So maybe any scientific project that is not 'over-ambitious' is by definition not innovative enough?

Still, some industry members say that adding a Facebook application isn't innovative enough to spur the sector forward.

But no, the investor thought, her tech wasn't innovative enough.

You're immediately telling them that your company isn't innovative enough to come up with a compelling ad - which will reflect poorly on your product as well, even if it's excellent.

Germany is full of big successful firms, but they have realised that they may not be innovative enough.

Bill Flora, a former Microsoft designer who created the earliest prototypes of its new visual style, said Apple had not been innovative enough in the design of its software.