| stifle innovation | 2.11 | They stifle innovation. | ||
| encourage innovation | 1.78 | Fame encouraged innovation. | ||
| spur innovation | 1.05 | And nothing spurs innovation like competition. | ||
| drive innovation | 0.59 | They drive the innovation. | ||
| introduce innovation | 0.59 | House of Sara Lee introduces another innovation in hair care. | ||
| bring innovation | 0.46 | Industrial conglomerates were the big movers in bringing innovation in health care here. | ||
| discourage innovation | 0.39 | Second, they will discourage innovation. | ||
| hamper innovation | 0.39 | But such innovations could be hampered by too much regulation, he warned. | ||
| incorporate innovation | 0.39 | The new bus incorporates other innovations. | ||
| inhibit innovation | 0.39 | Can strong protection actually inhibit innovation? | ||
| make innovation | 0.39 | Many puppeteers have made innovations. | ||
| promote innovation | 0.39 | The NCAA should be promoting educational innovation, not obstructing it. | ||
| protect innovation | 0.39 | It is about protecting innovation. | ||
| add innovation | 0.33 | Colgate has been quick to add innovations to its toothpaste. | ||
| have innovation | 0.33 | The Disney Magic will have many innovations. | ||
| implement innovation | 0.33 | Across a range of industries, major innovations are implemented in attempts to stem the Decline in profits. | ||
| reward innovation | 0.33 | It increases flexibility and rewards innovation. | ||
| stimulate innovation | 0.33 | Adversity seemed to have stimulated innovation. | ||
| take innovation | 0.33 | Take innovation. | ||
| lack innovation | 0.26 | While some looks may lack innovation, just wait. |