Sentence examples for which innovated from inspiring English sources

Another good example is Porsche, which innovated the delivery process by allowing customers to pick up their new car right off the assembly line in Germany.

That's why SOLS Systems, which innovated in this area, couldn't make it on its own; it was acquired in 2017 by another footwear company, Aetrex Worldwide.

But even without a fertile mind which innovated to the end, Michael Young would have achieved a footnote in history as the author of Labour's 1945 manifesto, written when he was barely 30 and the party's new director of research.

Roswell High's second campus was designed by the architecture firm Stevens & Wilkinson, which innovated school designs and utilized a "finger plan" to improve functionality of the school.

The collaboration led to the development of Fantasound, a pioneering stereophonic surround sound system which innovated some processes widely used today, including simultaneous multi-track recording, overdubbing, and noise reduction.

As strong points of the study we may mention that this was a population study with a large sample size, which innovated when pregnant women submitted to physical and sexual violence were excluded from the analysis of factors associated with psychological violence.

The influential dance imprint-which innovated the 12" white label and was home to the first-ever commercially released DJ mix compilation-is legendary not only for the fervent following it gained among club DJs, but for its series of quality underground offerings by the likes of Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry, Masters at Work (Kenny Dope & Little Louie Vega), Erick Morillo, and many more.

Prof. Z.R. Wang has supervised several engineering projects in which he has innovated manufacturing technologies.

We have undergone a difficult time in which we have learned, innovated and grew stronger and I truly believe that we are on the right track to becoming a leading company in its field.

Last night's forays into mercantilism left much the same impression — that this president sees his administration as the savior of American enterprise, which would otherwise be outcompeted, out-innovated and ultimately outsourced.

We followed innovation and innovated creatively ourselves inside those innovations...print, radio, cinema, TV.