The pressure to innovate will intensify as competition increases.
Feverish competition in the catering industry means restaurants are under constant pressure to innovate.
The pressure to innovate has been minimal.In the space of a couple of years, all that has changed.
It's the one that exposes an artist's influences most nakedly and, as such, the one leaves that artist most vulnerable to the extremes of interpretation — on one hand, accusations of slavish recreation; on the other, pressure to innovate in a way that can verge on desecration.
All this happening under the ubiquitous pressure to innovate from collaborators, competitors and power-users.
In the global competition, companies are propelled by an immense pressure to innovate.
Life sciences researchers are under pressure to innovate faster than ever.
The mobile industry has become fiercely competitive in recent years — with device update cycles shortening and mobile makers under pressure to innovate faster than ever.
In a service space like this, competition is good for everyone: the companies will be pressured to innovate faster and battle to keep costs low, with the added perk that multiple companies can spread and market a concept considerably quicker than one can alone.
Biology faculty members are under constant pressure to innovate in their teaching due to the rapid pace of discovery in the life sciences.
The pressure to innovate and the length of time necessary for the publication of robust results make it difficult to "freeze" decisions and health organizations need criteria to discriminate really promising innovations from less advantageous ones.
