Sentence examples for vigorous innovation from inspiring English sources
MONOPOLY rents, or the fruits of vigorous innovation?
That should give consumers the benefit of vigorous innovation.
In a letter addressed last year to the European heads of states, Andrew Witty, the chief of Europe's drug industry, said a more vigorous innovation policy is needed.The situation got worse in Romania compared to other EU countries because the country's health-care system is underfunded, highly corrupt and its drug regulation is inadequate.
"AT&T's proposed takeover of T-Mobile is brazenly anticompetitive," Sprint wrote in its complaint, adding that it would push the market "back toward a 1980s-style cellphone duopoly that would force consumers to endure higher prices and be denied the fruits of vigorous innovation".
Sounds like exactly the sort of vigorous innovation, expanding consumer choice, falling prices and cut-throat competition that policymakers should want, right?
Second, the U.S. system encourages vigorous innovation in the private sector by providing strong intellectual property protections and a drug reimbursement system that allow companies to earn enough to reinvest in risky research and development.
Countries like China and Israel, where federal funds are appropriated for cannabis research, are seeing vigorous innovations that could shift the entire global market for pain relief within the world's aging population alone.
The logic of emergence for launching "Shikkha Tari" is thus considered to be a vigorous social innovation for mitigating the social issues confronted by locality.
After recent rapid growth, "Reuters production and development resources are now greater than those of its direct competitors and capable of supporting continued vigorous expansion and innovation without major annual increases in their costs," he added.
Tata Consultancy Services, which operates in 42 countries and had revenues of $6 billion in the 2009 tax year, is a vigorous advocate of frugal innovation.
Foreign companies are tapping into the vigorous U.S. system of innovation by sponsoring and increasing amount of research and development at American companies.
