| They can be daring, innovating in their original approach to scams, and certainly fleet of foot. |
| That means the Koreans must keep innovating and introduce automation to stay competitive. |
| If those resources were there, commanders could have made a bad plan work by improvising, adapting and innovating on the ground. |
| And so, this reform group set about innovating a series of technical changes which would begin to blast the hierarchy to Hades. |
| Just as chefs take classic techniques and use new ingredients to create the cuisine of today, mixologists are also innovating. |
| Artists and intellectuals alike were prevented from innovating or adopting new ideas. |
