Sentence examples for Pioneering from inspiring English sources

There are many things the US healthcare system has to admire, such as our pioneering integrated care organisations and our world-leading medical research and high-tech rescue care.

This is a fine and pioneering work, by the much-admired film critic, on true stardom: the gods and goddesses of the silver screen who truly were more worshipped than the other God.

Wholly owned by DfID, CDC is supposed to be a "pioneering investor" in developing countries.

Social enterprises are often involved in some of the most pioneering and transforming work helping reduce the pressure on acute services through social prescribing such as Wellbeing Enterprises in the north-west of England or telehealth systems, including Seqol in Swindon.

"The UAE's counter-terrorism approach reflects a pioneering national commitment that recognises the extent of the danger posed by terrorism to the region and to its people," Gargash said.

Born and raised in Moscow, Masha Demianova got her first camera at 14. Now aged 24, she is said to be "pioneering female gaze photography" in Russia.

Since the 90s, Acs has overseen one of Europe's biggest organic farms, earning international plaudits and coveted Swiss "bio-certificates" for pioneering work on a vast scale, covering 452 hectares (1,116 acres) of rolling fields, land that was leased from the Hungarian state.

He painted this at a time when artists like Leonardo and Michelangelo were pioneering the portrayal of violent action.

Because it's been pioneering work, it's made it quite hard to get the buy-in from people.

But arguably he's lasted less well than Robert Louis Stevenson, now recognised as a writer of high literary skill and brilliant imagination, as well as a pioneering critic of colonialism.

In another deal that underlines the rapid shift to mobile media, Verizon agreed to pay $4.4 billion for AOL, a once-pioneering internet company.