Sentence examples for to innovating from inspiring English sources
verb
To alter, to change into something new; to revolutionize.
In just the span of a week, Facebook went from being criticized for not innovating and just copying Snapchat, to merely using its social network monopoly to squash the innovation of others, to innovating so far into the future that it scares us and conjures dystopic thoughts.
In an environment that is becoming more complex and resource-scarce, you need to have a different approach to innovating.
They are keeping a close eye on how their products compare with those of the newcomers, and many of them understand their limitations when it comes to innovating.
"We remain committed to innovating for customers so that we can make Sky Movies even better, building on developments such as Sky Anytime+ and Sky Go.
Lewis said: "We want to work with our suppliers to get back to innovating on behalf of our customers and these changes will make it easier for us to do that.
Nor is it a surprise that the channel, one step ahead of the curve when it comes to innovating and integrating novel media opportunities, has commissioned Rock Band, a collaborative gaming idea for Spinal Tap wannabes.
"We hesitate to innovate.
You have to drive folks to innovate.
