Sentence examples for through pioneering from inspiring English sources

He built it into a thriving Fortune 500 company through pioneering innovations in cellular communications.

As chairman of the sanitation committee he was instrumental in overhauling the waste management plan to make it fairer and more environmentally sound, and he has been a steadfast champion of recycling, ushering through pioneering legislation on electronic waste.

It would be built on his compelling personal story that began in poverty in Detroit, leading to fame through pioneering work separating conjoined twins and his own self-help and inspirational books, including "America the Beautiful: Rediscovering What Made This Nation Great".

Leading Great Britain Bobsleigh pilot John Jackson is something of a technological miracle himself having come through pioneering surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon in July.

Today is the 70th birthday of Elizabeth Hay, an embryologist at Harvard Medical School who, through pioneering studies on regeneration of amphibian limbs, has shed light on the cellular mechanisms that transform normal cells into tumors.

According to the company statement, this new fund will back start-up companies early in their lifecycle and aims to foster partnerships with companies, which will transform industrial markets or even create completely new ones through pioneering technologies.

The city was revived economically through pioneer work in the design and manufacture of the "horseless carriage" by two local men, Elwood Haynes and Elmer Apperson.

Many of them discovered the art form through pioneers like Yoko Komatsubara and Shoji Kojima, who traveled to Spain in the 1960s to learn flamenco and then opened academies and dance companies in Japan.

The least officially patriotic selection is the author-illustrator Jonathan Bean's wonderful "Building Our House," which does not purport to be a particularly American tale, but is nonetheless shot through with pioneer spirit.

She symbolised the social class changes that occurred after the second world war, first through her music and then through her pioneering of populist television shows.

Her memory lives on through her pioneering work on behalf of women, the indigent and animals.