Sentence examples for practical innovators from inspiring English sources
It was defended by such practical innovators as the tableware manufacturer Josiah Wedgwood, who was not only a champion of abolitionism but Charles Darwin's grandfather; and, in the American colonies, by such people as the inventor and small businessman Benjamin Franklin.
They point to the practical challenges for innovators on the ground, and suggest potentially helpful policies, funding streams, and other support systems.
Women are innovators, and their practical, collaborative approach helps address social issues -- from environmental quality, global health, education, economic stability and human rights.
"From a practical standpoint, these restrictions dissuade future innovators from pursuing careers in this country and thereby encourage the development of new technologies elsewhere in the world," wrote Arolyn Conwill, Yuqing Cui, and Daniel Day.
Innovators like to innovate.
Most importantly, the Carbon Trust can deliver not just expert insight but practical help, funding and support for low-carbon innovators.
In a new R & D effort, innovators might be asked to create new, practical models, perhaps based on the PCER findings, and evaluate them in rigorous studies.
Hence, supporting the innovators to determine their own priorities and focus on practical solutions would enhance momentum for change and solutions to fit local circumstances.
On the one hand, a growing constellation of visionary innovators has illuminated a landscape riotously alive with solutions both visionary and practical.
"Start-ups are innovators.
