innovators造句

All of our employees are innovators.

Only the true innovators would dare, because innovators play fearlessly, as if they have nothing to lose.

The innovators also exude more confidence than others.

There is a serious split between Republican innovators and conservatives.

The world I live in values libraries as innovators and saviors of information access for all.

But even for innovators like TAL, the garment maker, success is far from guaranteed.

We've spoken to farmers, clean energy innovators, clergy, teachers, students and environmental entrepreneurs.

They are refined consumers, rich in taste and innovators of tomorrow's trends.

Is it any wonder that over the centuries people with disabilities are over-represented among the annals of true innovators.

For all of the dreamers and would-be innovators here today, I share with you these thoughts.

Most centrist politicians are opportunists rather than policy innovators. The party's leading think-tanks are all on the right.

Mr Christensen points out that innovators often start by offering products that are cheaper, but markedly inferior.

Musk outlined his futuristic idea in a paper released in 2013, challenging innovators to bring the dream to life.

Knudsen headhunted corporate innovators and persuaded them to give up their pay and perks to join him as "dollar-a-year men" in Washington.

The innovators developed a way to collect and store knowledge efficiently, and then refined the platform to foster collaboration in learning.

Young innovators and those who inspire, connect and mentor them will lead the way out of economic danger and toward greater prosperity for all of society.

The State Department hires innovators based on global knowledge, and international news outfits should seize on such information when making the case that their work deserves backing.

Journalism has been referred to as "the first draft of history," but it can also be future innovators' first taste of something new.

Naturally, you see a connection between the lives of Johnson and Tupac Shakur, not to mention a not-so-funny link between the mainstream hyping of Elvis and Eminem as innovators of black music forms.

Instead of just making the last version of something a little bit better, Huynh believes true innovators blaze new trails: "no one will take you seriously unless you create your own ground."

In so doing it also emasculates the sovereign rights of small countries that have long been the prime defenders of multilateralism and international law as well as the foremost policy innovators.

Other businesses may need to have lots of brilliant independent innovators who are given the autonomy to drive their own success, which might be a better fit for charismatic, transformational leaders.