Sentence examples for striking innovation from inspiring English sources

This is a striking innovation.

The possible introduction of a red card in cricket is the most striking innovation.

Perhaps the most visually striking innovation announced yesterday was a new line of Power Macintosh called the G4 Cube.

Although it now conducts online auctions, its more striking innovation was broadcasting live events on the web and allowing off-site participants to make bids in real-time.

In the book's prologue, Hagan cites the magazine's "radical conventionality" as Wenner's most striking innovation; Rolling Stone, he explains, "instantly legitimized and mainstreamed the underground".

In the east the successors of the Seljuqs (Artukids, Zangids, etc)., who, because of the scarcity of silver, issued large copper coins, introduced a striking innovation: they adopted types borrowed from ancient Greek and Roman, Sāsānian, and Byzantine sources.

Mr. Brown, 84, is one of the last survivors of a circle of iconoclasts who, 60 years ago, forged some striking innovations in the application of contrapuntal techniques to jazz.

A recent trade show featured an exhibit floor with hundreds of exhibitors, many of them with striking innovations, others the inevitable "me-too" competitors trying to get attention.

Take one of Butaro's most simple but striking innovations: ward beds that are back to back and arranged down the centre of the room so that patients are facing a window, not each other.

Another striking Haier innovation is "catfish management".

Prior to performing the song on the first tour date in Oakland, she said, "I know it's taken me a little long to get [to the United States], so I thought I'd give you guys a first... ...... Rolling Stone commented on Minogue's background singers during the song, saying they had "the evening's most striking fashion innovation": neon pink wigs worn as shoulder pads.