“Intellectuals do manage to innovate, and their innovations are oftentimes not always recombinations of what they have embraced in their education.”

“Highly motivated employees become more creative and productive while looking for ways to innovate existing business routines and procedures.”

“The rules attempted to define concealed carry yet allow makers freedom to innovate.”

“The innovator innovates, only to end up managing the mundane day-to-day operations of a company.”

“In addition, a firm also innovates and adapts, which allows it to further accumulate new knowledge.”

“It is this class that innovates and finds cheaper ways to produce goods and services.”

“The gastronomist Isabel Viera presented the food of Angola made and innovated by her.”

“The teachers at Homewood have innovated on a grand scale to make sure every child has the best chance.”

“Although innovated by industry, this approach seems ideally suited for facilitating military use of commercial satellite communications.”

“Although some progress was made on innovating Europe's economy, by early 2005 it was clear that these targets will not be met.”

“Artists and intellectuals alike were prevented from innovating or adopting new ideas.”

“That means the Koreans must keep innovating and introduce automation to stay competitive.”