Sentence examples for very innovation from inspiring English sources

So the very innovation patents were intended to encourage, they say, suffers in the patent wars.

And the very innovation that made mortgages so easily available — an assembly line process known on Wall Street as securitization — is creating an obstacle for troubled borrowers.

"I remain concerned that imposing an arbitrary college ranking system could curtail the very innovation we hope to encourage — and even lead to federal price controls," Mr. Kline said.

The patent office has grown entangled in philosophical confusion of its own making; it has become a ferocious generator of litigation; and many technologists believe that it has begun to choke the very innovation it was meant to nourish.

"By creating new -- and probably impermissible -- ways to extend its monopoly," wrote Judge Urbina in his opinion yesterday, "Bristol not only limits the public's access to low-cost drugs, but impedes the very innovation that Hatch-Waxman is designed to promote".

Paris and Berlin still don't get it: High levies are economic-growth killers, stifling the very innovation that is the lifeblood of higher standards of living.

Problems of access, purity and misuse have been aggravated, the exhibition suggests, by the very innovations meant to ameliorate them.

But when a marketing department helps to fuel the very innovations it promotes, it can feel like it is.

In trying to power the innovation economy, we have turned America's universities into cutthroat business competitors, zealously guarding the very innovations we so desperately want behind a hopelessly tangled web of patents and royalty licenses.

"The laws as they are in Chicago are very innovation-friendly today," Kalanick said.

And we don't want to hamper the very innovations that people like best about Google's services.