Sentence examples for wave of innovations from inspiring English sources

It is premature to say that the new wave of innovations will have less impact on productivity than those identified by Gordon as having a transformative role in the first half of the 20th century.

It may be that modern-day economists such as Robert Gordon – who argues that the current wave of innovations have less growth potential than those at the end of the 19th century – are also being too gloomy.

Social investment – made for a social as well as financial return – will play an ever-important role in funding and growing the latest wave of innovations in this space and could help to plug the funding gap.

But he said policymakers had avoided the mistakes made during the 1930s and there was a chance that a new wave of innovations would lead to a new era of growth, following the pattern of the post-second world war boom.

In the past 30 years a wave of innovations has transformed the lives of consumers in the developed world, allowing people to engage in a huge range of activities by using devices they can hold in their hand.Governments' role in pushing forward technological progress has been widely underestimated, as Mariana Mazzucato shows in her book, "The Entrepreneurial State".

Frank Di Salvo, a solid state chemist at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, thinks the new tint will start a wave of innovations in nontoxic inorganic pigments.

But that wave of innovation petered out.

Wireless replacements promise a new wave of innovation.

Meanwhile, a wave of innovation is producing expensive new treatments.

Competition between providers would unleash a wave of innovation.

It argues that the latest wave of innovation will be good for both entrepreneurs and consumers.