Sentence examples for pioneering it from inspiring English sources

But, however pioneering it once was in its advocacy of gay family life, Fierstein's trilogy now seems to be pushing at an open door.

Ultrasound devices capable of penetrating the human brain are already being tested for other conditions, with Israeli company InSightec pioneering it for tremors and chronic pain.

In fact, some of the more innovative areas have been pioneering it for a while.

Dolly Parton launched it in Rotherham in 2007 after pioneering it in the US.

He has done his homework on Anglo-Saxon food and drink, and is kind enough to describe the present reviewer's work, together with that of Ann Hagen, as "pioneering"; it should be pointed out, however, that both of us are still very much alive.

What makes this shift so remarkable is that the women pioneering it are not feminists operating in spite of men, but rather humanists collaborating in spirit with them.

As for the industry he pioneered, it is booming.

That the British pioneered it "makes complete sense to me," he added.

But this approach has not been conspicuously successful in California, which pioneered it.

Warby Parker and Kno Clothing do it, but Toms, a shoe company founded in 2006, pioneered it.

For many who pioneered it, the player piano was meant to transcend humanity with mechanical perfection.