Sentence examples for sudden innovation from inspiring English sources

Business is often built or destroyed on disruption some sudden innovation, insight or strategic move that changes the game for everyone.

Serviceable forms and familiar motifs are likely to persist, and changes are gradual in comparison to the sudden innovations possible in sophisticated art.

These sudden innovations are not unusual, says Ramo.

Significant cultural and technological novelties had previously been rare, with long periods of apparent stability intervening between relatively sudden episodes of innovation.

Whereas I think where the aid really has value added – which is what national governments can't do – is to promote a sudden kind of innovation.

In addition to being the source of a new classicism, studio-era Hollywood was perhaps the greatest machine for sudden and drastic stylistic innovation ever offered to humanity.

All of a sudden, the genre's innovation was coming from its female stars, leaving their male counterparts to atrophy on the vine.

Shift in the "innovation journey": the sudden deadlock in the e-passport case and at the same time successful progress in the activities of the technology platform in Germany (on encapsulation enabling further work on important applications like OPVs) gives rise to the emergence of OPVs as the dominant OLAE option now attracting more attention due to circumstances.

After years of gradual, imperceptible changes, new rules or coaching innovations can bring sudden jolts to the way football is played.

Customers were not up to so much sudden change; doctors and hospitals met innovation with suspicion and resistance.

A baseline of comfort, not a sudden stress of desperation, is what lets innovation happen.