Sentence examples for sensible innovation from inspiring English sources

Controlled, sensible innovation.

Bossed by traditionalists including 73-year-old Sepp Blatter of Fifa and Michel Platini of Uefa, both of whom will be replaced by identical cheese-course nostalgists come the end of their terms, football will remain Luddite, a last stronghold of science-denial, stubbornly resisting sensible innovation.

It means there should be tangible and sensible innovation which could be seen or felt easily in society.

This sensible innovation protects the voting rights of thousands of our armed forces personnel, along with other voters overseas.

But Justice's point is that dual governance can rule out even sensible innovations.

The present emphasis on farmer/extension agent ratios and lines of communication is irrelevant without sensible technical innovation and accurate targeting of recipients.

Such a common-sense approach seems quite logical when the actual goal is shaping, transforming our world through sensible cyber-physical innovation.

But now is the time to give some positive reinforcement to a sensible attempt at innovation.

Sensible and simple innovations have been introduced, including sticking plastic sheets on completed result sheets in polling stations, to discourage tampering.The IEC is also wise to the jiggery-pokery that was perpetrated last time by unscrupulous data-entry staff in the national tally centre in Kabul.

Sensible, spatial design?

Van Reenen's prescription: more sensible tax plans to spur R&D investment and fuel the growth that comes from innovation.