Sentence examples for pioneer changes from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately, he talked of "thought emancipation" and the need to pioneer changes — and just as quickly hit head winds.

On a more serious note, Tiriac insisted that he wasn't "a megalomaniac" but was simply trying to pioneer changes in the sport, comparing the switch to blue clay to previous significant innovations for tennis like the introduction of the tiebreaker and metal rather than wooden rackets.

It doesn't help that young women, as is true for young people from marginalized groups, tend to pioneer changes in speech patterns.

Granted a posthumous royal pardon for his "gross indecency" conviction only last year, the mathematician and AI pioneer changed the course of the war only to suffer the indignities of arrest and "chemical castration", dying in 1954 having apparently taken a bite from a poisoned apple.

States have often been America's policy laboratories, pioneering changes that become national models.

The Steve Jobs biopic starring Ashton Kutcher is being rushed out by studios as the iOS interface the Apple founder pioneered changes forever.

But Wa Yao is also known for something else: Chengdu's city government is using the village to try out a series of pioneering changes.

While formally recognizing poly relationships on Facebook isn't currently possible (though users can choose "in an open relationship"), Facebook has made other pioneering changes in the past for the queer community -- like massively expanding the way that users can describe their gender identity.

They actively approach companies that have the best reputations for leadership and pioneering change, as opposed to organisations that have committed substantial budgets for greenwashing or superficial public relations campaigning.

Chung hopes Allurent will pioneer bigger changes in the near future.

But Berkeley isn't the only place to pioneer policy changes that support public health and safety.