innovative
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- innovatively adverb
- innovativeness noun
- uninnovative adjective
Etymology
Origin of innovative
Example Sentences
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“Our goal for Warner Bros. Discovery has been to make this great company the most innovative and exciting place to tell stories in the world,” Zaslav said on the earnings call.
From Los Angeles Times
“In the most innovative and exceptional nation in the history of the world, Americans deserve to know that their leaders are focused on addressing the problems that keep them up at night,” she said.
From Salon
When Dr. Makary announced his National Priority Review program last summer, some in the biotech industry worried that Dr. Prasad would use it to augment his purview and kill innovative small-molecule and cancer drugs.
These programs — while useful, innovative and entertaining — never allowed for full-on Spanish-language immersion for viewers, relying heavily on English as their primary tongue.
From Los Angeles Times
She notes that the pharmaceutical company has around 90 innovative drugs in its pipeline at various clinical stages.
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