Sentence examples for surge of innovation from inspiring English sources

The Thomson Reuters report finds, as you might expect, a surge of innovation, patents filed and litigation at Apple since the iPhone was introduced in 2007.

Just as Napster paved the way for BitTorrent, iTunes and Spotify, Bitcoin has triggered a surge of innovation in digital money.So let a thousand altcoins bloom.

The last surge of innovation came in the second world war and soon after, when war artists, as in the first world war, found it the ideal medium of instant record.

The latest phones have as much computing power as a desktop computer did ten years ago.The collision of the computing and mobile-phone industries seems likely to lead to a surge of innovation, as Microsoft and Nokia fight it out.

The Net's free-range design, combined with the global proliferation of personal computing and low-cost communications networks, laid the foundation for the surge of innovation and new uses that became so evident by the late 1990's.

When consumers apply pressure on an industry, whether it's retailing or banking, cars or computers, it invariably produces a surge of innovation that increases productivity, reduces prices, improves quality, and expands choices.

Apart from the transformation of services powered by mobile apps and the internet, we have not seen spectacular surges of innovation across sectors.

This network revealed a surge of vertebrate innovation, driven by the acquisition of novel domain arrangements.

As a result, we have seen the surge of new innovations and gizmos to help push the discipline in a whole new sphere.

It's no coincidence; sustained public interest in sustainability has triggered a surge of green building innovation.

A surge of labour-saving innovations would cause the overall average rate to move higher, while a technological lull would depress the average rate.