innovate in the PONS Dictionary

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However, this view is being challenged by new research that shows they did indeed innovate, and on a wide scale.
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This is where an agent (person or business) innovates in order to sell the innovation.
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The team wanted to innovate the role-playing game by putting it in a first-person setting, believing that the genre had become stale.
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The defining elements of the dialect might come from any language or be innovated.
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Rambler innovated various design features and was the first to equip cars with a spare wheel-and-tire assembly.
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It aims to build an environment in which manufacturing businesses can evolve, innovate and compete in a fast-changing world.
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Thus, this act had sparked and innovated a new and a large conflict in the relationship.
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The couple taught their four daughters who continued innovating their own styles and then teaching the two generations after them.
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Faculties not only innovate, but also conduct applied research on innovation processes public policies, organizational processes, history and a range of important topics.
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Adjacent to this was the redefinition of skills and roles that would create, build, sustain, and innovate this dynamic environment.
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