Sentence examples for particular innovation from inspiring English sources

The serene light however is his particular innovation.

It would be a pity if slow deliberations by regulators prevented this particular innovation from proceeding.

Suppose for a moment that human beings have no such universal nature: we can still ask whether a particular innovation will be good for us.

More worrying than this, is that scope for debate is so often reduced to being simply "for or against" this single very particular innovation.

The success of a software startup often depends less on any particular innovation than on how several pieces of technology fit together and appeal to users.

So a week of tackling big issues in the news – health inequalities, child mortality, diabetes, asthma, integration – ends with a major issue for healthcare in this country, innovation and, in particular, innovation in pharma.

Particular vices can be encouraged by particular innovations, and thrive in the new worlds that they create.

They were the result, in part, of particular innovations developed by a few businessmen beginning a quarter century ago.

We are told that this production of Swan Lake is a bid to restore the fortunes of a failing company, but we do not discover, and can only vaguely infer, what Thomas's particular innovations are beyond some sort of psychological realism.

And Dr Rosen himself will work on ways to get human and robotic surgeons to work together.Crucially, although individual laboratories will retain the rights to their own particular innovations, the results of these studies, and the improvements they suggest, will be stored in an online repository available to all.

In some areas, there is a fair bit of consensus about what the Stoics thought and we can even attach names to some particular innovations.