Meanings of lead innovator in English

ANALYSIS:Ireland's research credibility is hanging in the balance, according to one of the world's leading innovators.

This year, the festival honors Justin Bieber for being a leading innovator in using technology to reach mass audiences.

This year, the festival honours Justin Bieber for being a leading innovator in using technology to reach mass audiences.

There, some of the lead innovators of our time will discuss everything from blood-delivering drones to the future of money.

If these policies are not fixed, the US is not likely to remain the world's leading innovator of UAV technologies.

With the helicopter, Sikorsky established himself as a leading innovator in helicopter design by the end of World War II.

Polaroid, which was once considered a leading innovator under founder, Edwin Land, saw a drop in popularity in the 1980s.

Freedom Group includes Remington and Bushmaster and calls itself "the world's leading innovator, designer, manufacturer and marketer of firearms".

Meanwhile, we train many of the world's leading innovators in our universities -only to send them packing once they graduate.

Looking at him now with interest, Andre-Louis wondered how it came that all, or nearly all the leading innovators, were pock-marked.

The two-day programme brings together academics, business figures and politicians, recognises leading innovators and features a free technology showcase at the Mansion House.

As one of the leading innovators in men's grooming, Gillette's new Fusion ProGlide with FlexBall Technology just made the process a lot less stressful.

Stripe co-founders John and Patrick Collison have been included in Forbes's prestigious "30 under 30 Europe" list of leading innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders.