Sentence examples for notable innovation from inspiring English sources

One notable innovation that came out of that: round, resealable milk containers that, unlike square cartons, fit in car cup-holders.

In fact, there really has not been any notable innovation in the market for private health insurance since 1977, besides inventing new labels for the same idea.

Mr. Ostermeier's notable innovation is to have four male actors play all the roles except for Maria Braun herself (Brigitte Hobmeier).

Inside, awards are doled out largely on the basis of who turns up on the evening, and the only notable innovation for the Japanese incarnation of MTV is the inclusion of a best karaoke song category.

Unveiled at the Brookings Institution, the index was greeted as a notable innovation -- a bracing dose of empiricism on a topic, the condition of America's children, that generally invites impressionism and often a sense of fatalism.

Her most notable innovation with "Middlemarch: The Series" is gender-bending the cast, envisioning a social group in which gender identity and sexual orientation are variable and possibly mutable.

Jiro's most notable innovations are comically subtle.

By the end of his career, he held ten patents relating to the food and numerous notable innovations.

As everywhere in America, education reform in the mid-west (despite some notable innovations) has a long way to go.

But this is surely true only of generations that witnessed notable innovations, such as the rapid arrival of new software in the early 1980s: WordStar, WordPerfect and Microsoft Word.

Among Obermeyer's other notable innovations are high-altitude sun lotion, double-paned goggles, the nylon windshirt and the dual-layer ski boot.