Sentence examples for pioneering solution from inspiring English sources

Colombia's pioneering solution, which dates back to the mid-90s, was "kangaroo mother care" – ensuring on a daily basis, for up to three months, that premature babies are kept tightly against the skin of their mothers or fathers for as long as possible.

To achieve these requirements we propose a pioneering solution based on the use of multi-gap resistive plate chambers.

However, given the current 3D-printing climate, something like this priced at well below competing printers is a good choice as a pioneering solution.

We propose a pioneering solution that is capable of seamless spectrum sensing over a wide spectrum band and guarantees sufficient flexibility in terms of configurations.

They then diagnose the problem, develop "pioneering" solutions for solving it, and implement those solutions until they reach a tipping point.

2014 Schwab Foundation social entrepreneurs of the year: The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship recognises individuals and organisations that are "pioneering solutions for social and environmental challenge" across the world.

Furthermore, pioneering solutions are proposed, not only to cover airport energy requirements, but also to test the safety and reliability of innovative load management systems.

Startups in emerging markets are pioneering solutions with the potential for massive social impact, such as free microinsurance tied to mobile phone subscriptions, high-quality schools for $5 a month, and pay-as-you-go solar power.

As an attorney, activist, passionate advocate for social justice, Ms Sedgwick Davis has guided Bridgeway Foundation in pioneering solutions to these seemingly intractable issues.

Sparknews, a Paris-based social enterprise pioneering solutions journalism and bringing visibility to 100 solutions on June 25th during Impact Journalism Day, will take part in LFTC with the goal to shed light on positive innovation.

'Canada way out ahead in pioneering solutions so desperately needed by the poorest and most vulnerable,' Bono wrote"[ 22].