Sentence examples for starts innovating from inspiring English sources

If Intel starts innovating again, that's an easy choice for Apple.

Can a company built on others' creations start innovating?

He shows that to start innovating it doesn't require an earth-shattering idea; all it takes is a hunch.

The market has not yet caught fire, but supervisors are struck by how quickly the industry has started innovating in this area.

Most of the rest of the survey deals with how developing countries are trying to catch up and start innovating for themselves.

He also changed the name of the company to Nintendo Karuta (Nintendo Playing Cards), opened a new head office and started innovating.

And so scientists and builders have started innovating with other materials, in a scramble for alternatives to a universal commodity that has underpinned our modern life for centuries.

Sarnoff has a distinguished history in that regard; the company is the descendant of RCA Laboratories, which started innovating in television technology in the early 1940s and has given birth to a plethora of media technologies.

Once you start innovating, you can't stop – it's not a start-and-stop endeavor.

As the TechCrunch Berlin event recently heard, there is a new movement to start innovating.

Can they get healthy again and start innovating to recreate growth after letting the marketplace pass them by?