Sentence examples for pioneering at from inspiring English sources

This legislation – pioneering at the time – defined charity in the broadest of terms: anything from the "advancement of religion", to "other purposes benefiting the community".

They have shown themselves to be nimble and pioneering at advancing climate measures – and those may prove to be indispensable qualities in the fight against climate change.

The partnership was pioneering at first, with a best-in-its-class Web site owing to Microsoft's technologists in Washington State and a companion cable news channel run by NBC's news-gathering teams in New York.

Mr Rumsfeld regarded the Iraq war not, like his boss, as an exercise in democracy-building, but as an opportunity to test the model of an "agile military" that he was pioneering at the Pentagon.The fruit of all this can be seen in the three most notable characteristics of the Bush presidency: partisanship, politicisation and incompetence.

Ms. Rideout, whose previous work at the Kaiser Family Foundation and at Common Sense Media was pioneering at showing explosive use of media among children, said she was also surprised in the current survey to find that parents were the ones who were introducing their children to technology, rather than children's begging to use it in the first place.

"If you dare to do a side-by-side taste test, you'll be blown away," said the chef John Fleer, who found it at a local farmers' market 10 years ago and incorporated it into the Foothills cuisine he was pioneering at Blackberry Farm, a luxurious restaurant and inn in Walland, Tenn.

Italy (surprisingly, perhaps) is a pioneer, at least in smart metering.

And they will not flood any Indian reserves.That approach is being pioneered at Belo Monte.

That would value the online coupon pioneer at potentially more than $12 billion.

"Bear Stearns served as a pioneer at MetroTech and has been key to its overall success.

It is the Pioneer, at 155 East Third Street Avenuee A), not the Anthology Film Archives.