Sentence examples for of pioneered from inspiring English sources

"We're aware that America kind of pioneered summer camps, but research found that parents in England were more comfortable with the idea of their children going on shorter breaks," she said.

STEVE GILLMOR: Kind of pioneered it, actually.

The introduction of pioneered material species; despite providing new alternative to materials, adds further disparities to new furniture design and development as more resources will need to be allocated for design management, development, testing and validation.

She sort of pioneered menswear for women," said Johnson, "she was all about structure, being polished with clean lines, muted colors, always put together.

So the Brad Smiths and the Vince Youngs, those are probably some of the earlier guys that have really kind of pioneered this thing".

"Netflix sort of pioneered the space," said Katie Denis, the senior program director of Project: Time Off, an advocacy organization for vacation time.

It's no surprise that their musical evolution has kept them developing a fusion of techno, first pioneered by Kraftwerk, and the disillusioned realms of Skinny Puppy, Frontline Assembly and other industrial acts.

In 2012, Laura Scott, author of Two is Enough, pioneered film discussion of the childfree choice and couples who make it in her documentary, The Childless by Choice Project.

Each was allowed 20 slides that auto-advanced after 15 seconds — five minutes total — a modified version of a format pioneered in Japan called "Pecha Kucha," loosely translated as chitchat.

This seems to confirm the hypothesis of transition theories pioneered by (Zelinsky, 1971).

Focusing on the aspect of network knowledge and based on the concept of word association, *Read (1993 19988) pioneered in the development of what he called Word Associates Format WAFF) tests for assessing L2 vocabulary depth.