Sentence examples for pioneering programs from inspiring English sources
One possibility, now being implemented in pioneering programs, is the hybrid online-field course.
The browser was followed by several Web-server applications, including pioneering programs for electronic commerce and security.
His claim to fame, as noted in an article in The Daily News about him in 2006, was pioneering programs that helped patients deal with their addictions to drugs and alcohol by playing golf.
Announcing a 1967 fund-raising appeal, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, then president and publisher of The Times, expressed the hope that the paper's editorial support would "ensure the continuity of pioneering programs that lift the minds and hearts of future citizens beyond the often bleak and desperate existence of a closed or semi-isolated society".
"They say, 'If our brothers have done this, we will have to do it as well.' " Mr. Salema is running one of a series of pioneering programs to persuade people of all ages to part with guns, not for money but for jobs or improvements to their communities.
As a clinical psychologist in private practice for more than fifty years, he was a trusted counselor and confidante; as a professor at Seton Hall University, and The City University of New York, he developed pioneering programs for children with special needs.
That pioneering program helped launch the careers of such comedians as Carol Burnett, Don Knotts, and Jonathan Winters.
She happened upon Judy Chicago's feminist art course there, a pioneering program to help young women become artists.
The decision, made last week, was intended to shore up the pioneering program as it undergoes its first comprehensive review this year.
Should there be airtight proof that a pioneering program works before we commit federal money to it — or is it sometimes worth investing in promising but unproven innovations?
It is a fictional creation of Ms. Bunim and Mr. Murray, a 90-minute movie based on the pioneering program often credited with creating the reality genre.
