Sentence examples for too much innovation from inspiring English sources

The UK has gained an international reputation for being rather creative and innovative in policy, but perhaps there's been too much innovation, leaving frontline practitioners feeling increasingly managed, measured, policed and pushed around.

"The Berenstain Bears Live! in Family Matters, the Musical," at Manhattan Movement & Arts Center, is definitely not a case of the Berenstain Bears and Too Much Innovation.

"There's too much innovation and too much uncertainty because battery configurations and chemistries are still changing," says Jay Baron, the CEO of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Twitter, for instance, recently restricted who can use its API after deciding there was a bit too much innovation going on too many companies were using data about tweets to build products that didn't benefit Twitter (see "Startups Worry that Twitter and Facebook Are Blocking Their Way").

There hasn't been too much innovation".

Part of that is the annualized schedule that doesn't allow for too much innovation.

"We will not be helped if too much financial innovation is producing instruments that aren't competitive and which we know are actually hugely risky".

We also shouldn't accept the false argument that testing restricts educators too much, stifles innovation in the classroom or takes the joy out of teaching.

Or NOL limitation rules that have the unintended consequence of effectively punishing startups for investing too much in innovation.

The unredacted version of Apple's filing quotes internal Samsung documents saying that its smartphone design "looked like it copied the iPhone too much" and that "innovation is needed".

"Intel had too much control over innovation on their PCs.