Sentence examples for pioneered the process from inspiring English sources
Nobody did this better than Ronald Reagan, who pioneered the process.
Toyota, which pioneered the process of running just-in-time inventory systems, idled all its domestic plants for lack of parts or resins.The staggered power cuts are also proving ill-conceived.
THE Bank of Japan (BoJ) pioneered the process known as quantitative easing (QE) in 2001-06, when it massively boosted the reserves that commercial banks held at the central bank.
At the Brigham and Women's Hospital, he pioneered the process of minimally invasive heart valve surgery along with many other innovations, including New England's first heart transplant, bioprosthetic porcine valve, and computer assisted robot surgery.
The principal ethical issue posed by the research — the fact that the embryo must be destroyed in the process — was a cause of real concern even to the man who pioneered the process, Dr. James Thomson, of the University of Wisconsin.
In the UK, which pioneered the process, both RBS and HBOS are proving to be massive holes and it looks as if much more money may be required to recapitalise Lloyds Bank, or to nationalise it and perhaps RBS as well.
It was I.B.M., in 1998, that pioneered the integrated process, which blends conventional silicon with germanium, a material well suited to the electronics of high-frequency radio communications.
Abel Wolman, known as the "father of sanitary engineering," pioneered the chlorination process in public water, helping to bring clean drinking water to people worldwide.
The caucus kickoff was well-attended by industry honchos and lobbyists, including Gerald Cassidy, the man who pioneered the modern earmark process.
However flawed its books were, Enron was considered the battering ram that helped break open Europe's tightly regulated energy markets, and in the process pioneered the complex trading of electricity and natural gas contracts meant to mitigate price risks.
FORMULA pioneered the use of separate process to generate variations of dynamics, tempo, and articulation.
