Sentence examples for pioneer zone from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1930 by a small group of Japanese and German settlers, it rapidly became the commercial, political, and cultural centre of the state's northern pioneer zone.

Resulting tussock shape provides a clear indication for the long-term development of the pioneer zone.

This is the result of its designation in 2011 as a new, special economic zone by the State Council of China's Central Government, the fourth state-level economic reform pioneer zone after Pudong District in Shanghai, Binhai District in Tianjin, and Liangjiang District in Chongqing.

He is credited with having helped to launch the Shenzhen Economic Zone, a pioneering breeding-ground of capitalism.

That was where Winston Bogarde pioneered the most comfortable zone of all, though Shaun Wrighthankllips, thank goodness, has decided to start playing again.

Mr. Brickman, who worked for the N.F.L. for several years enhancing its television productions, pioneered the popular "Red Zone" alerts that tell fans watching games on "NFL Sunday Ticket" on DirecTV about other games in which a team is about to score.

It also calls for creating "marine conservation zones" and would "pioneer a new system of conservation credits to protect habitats and create incentives to invest in wildlife".

Kevin Sites is well known for his reporting from Iraq and numerous other war zones and helped pioneer real time, uncensored journalism that can reach a huge audience.

The road and surrounding area are named and modeled after the special economic zone where China pioneered its market liberalization reforms more than two decades ago, and appropriately, dust hung in the air due to construction — half-complete office buildings, sports centers, schools, and malls, many named after China's interior provinces.

They mostly stayed outside the official 100-yard (91m) buffer zone around the Polar Pioneer, the Seattle Times newspaper reports.

By the '60s, the town was known as a pioneer of the four-acre single-family property zone, slapped on top of a two-acre zone.