Sentence examples for propelling innovation from inspiring English sources

New technologies to probe the nervous system are propelling innovation and discovery at blinding speed, but are our trainees prepared to maximize this power?

The evolving needs of digitally savvy consumers and the drive for efficiency, not least to meet regulatory and compliance costs, is propelling innovation in financial services like never before – and investors are taking notice," said Warren Mead, Global Co-Leader, KPMG Fintech practice, KPMG International, and Head of Challenger Banks, KPMG in the UK.

Does this mean that open crowdsourcing can assist in propelling innovation?

To address this gap, the U.S. President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) published a report in September 2012 on propelling innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, which commented that "the ecosystem for public health is under significant stress" and that research and development (R&D) productivity is declining [commented in Ref. (70].

Grist: But you would have polluters paying the innovators to develop ever cleaner and more efficient technologies -- it would propel innovation.

With Bell Labs and other such idea factories disappearing, and with government research money endangered, what will propel innovation and job creation for the next 50 years?

With the job market stuck in neutral, both Republicans and Democrats are pushing to give small companies more help, and are trumpeting the supposedly unrivalled ability of small firms to create jobs and propel innovation.

But it has been the subject of years of litigation, academic head-scratching and thunderous debates between some executives who say such patents propel innovation and others who say they smother it.

Back in December 2002, when J.P. Morgan Chase announced a seven-year, $5 billion deal to outsource much of its data processing to I.B.M., both companies bragged that the contract -- the largest of its kind for I.B.M. -- would reduce costs, create value and propel innovation at J.P. Morgan.

We find that public procurement and knowledge spillovers from universities propel innovation success equally.

The centre, established recently to promote entrepreneurship, seamlessly integrates education, research, and outreach activities to propel innovation and entrepreneurial endeavors into the world beyond the campus.