Sentence examples for pioneering practice from inspiring English sources

So McLean created what we call pioneering practice.

Experimentation and innovation follows on from the problem diagnosis – we call this creating pioneering practice.

It was also an excuse for Fitzpatrick to revisit patients from his pioneering practice.

These pioneering practices are distinctively low risk and political periodicity (Wu et al. 2007; He 2007).

As forerunners of the hippy-capitalist ethos, the band pioneered practices that prefigured social networking and the modern structure of the music business.

For these pioneers, practicing e-commerce takes a combination of business smarts, capital, technology and a large degree of risk-taking, say information technology experts.

Developing recipes has long been a strategy for food marketers, with cereal brands that otherwise are consumed primarily in the morning (and at home) pioneering the practice.

On the back of its pioneering mergers practice, the firm expanded into other areas and geographies, becoming a model for the global mega-firm that today dominates the legal industry.

The school district is pioneering a practice that an increasing number of districts across the state are adopting: selling advertisements on pieces of school property to help make up for some of the money lost through state budget cuts.

Cook is also credited with pioneering the practice of tying interior design to sales results.

The Obama campaign also hasn't held back, accusing Romney and Bain of pioneering the practice of outsourcing in a July ad.