Sentences with phrase «says lack of innovation»

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«The data tells us that a lack of diversity in tech limits innovation,» she says.

«The Ebola crisis right now is one of the clearest illustrations that [of] the link between the conditions on the ground — the lack of public health resources and infrastructure — and the importance of addressing that as a threat to global health security,» said Scott Gordon, director of the Window of Opportunity Project at PATH, an international non-profit organization working on global health innovation.

The lack of carbohydrate - rich plants and large animals to eat would have made survival tricky and required technological innovation, says Westaway.

«The lack of innovation regarding the ELL phenomenon is complex yet obvious in many ways,» Jin says.

Alongside that, more than one in three respondents say that almost half of their learners perceive compliance training as lacking in innovation.

Like you said, the Sony used to be good, but high prices, and a lack of innovation is really hurting them.

I'm not saying the Nook is the answer, but Amazon's lack of innovation is making it easier for new devices to leapfrog the Kindle.

I wouldn't be so quick to say which one is better because I owned a Prime and sold it due to it being inconsistant most of the time with the browser crashes wifi lack of app optimizations and gps issues when on the other hand the iPad 2 keep in mind a whole year older just simply works in every aspect and no I'm no APPLE FAN BOY but ppl spend hundreds of dollars on these devices and they don't work consistantly and my eyes that doesn't put you ahead of the game yea Android has wonderful ideas that blow you away and then it seems Apple just doesn't utilize enuff innovation sumtimes its jus crazy I could go all day... In my eyes Android still has some work to do!!!

To say it's odd seeing Sony, not Nintendo, blaming protecting children for their lack of innovation on the cross-play front would be an understatement.

In it, Moore says there are two things that need to be done to revive what many are calling a dying brand (due to a lack of innovation with some of its most prominent sports games, including the Madden and NBA Live franchises): using promotional and merchandising deals to get the brand out there to the hardcore sports gamer and most importantly, make the games more appealing to non gamers.

People say that there's a lack of innovation in the gaming industry, but that's simply not true.

Considering that the primary criticisms of that game revolved around its lack of content and innovations, we'd say that the quick reveal of Mario Tennis Ace's story mode suggests that Nintendo is aware of what went wrong and is willing to fix it.

I'm not saying to boycott that franchise per say, but if the lack of innovation bothers you then do something about it.