Sentence examples for pioneering term from inspiring English sources

This innovative, groundbreaking, trendsetting, pioneering term for being an innovator, a creator, a trendsetter, and a pioneer brought much laughter to the office, and we can't thank you enough.

With artists like as Amine Edge and Dance pioneering the term, G-House's popularity has exploded and consequently buried artists in the genre labelling game detested by so many.

California, a pioneer in term limits, saw its statehouse leadership initially decimated, but proponents emphasize that a younger and more diverse crop of lawmakers took office there.

He is an "urban pioneer," another term for a trend spotter, for the L Report, a new online look at sociocultural trends among people aged 14 to 30 (www.lreport.com).

Much like a technology start-up, the Laboratory will work to help the museum connect with the surrounding community through experimental programming, pioneering short-term pilot projects with students and teachers, making collection data accessible to the public, and studying how visitors experience the museum and its exhibitions.

This work was pioneering in terms of simultaneous prediction of many side effects.

"Malaysia is one of the pioneers in terms of halal certification," he said.

"He was a pioneer in terms of data analysis and statistical analysis," Mr. Hart said.

Jane Goodall, who pioneered long-term studies of chimps at Gombe, at first believed she was watching a single peaceful community.

My mother was the first employee of Donald Trump and also the finance chair for Gov. Hugh Carey, and really a pioneer in terms of women and real estate.

He is not really a pioneer, in terms of the art he has championed, or the style in which he has presented it, or the people he has sold it to.