Sentence examples for To be approached from a from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in scientific computing, however, allow this problem to be approached from a new perspective.

But Ahtila's work doesn't need to be approached from a studiously intellectual standpoint.

However, the 17th-century architect Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini did not design his colonnade surrounding the Piazza San Pietro to be approached from a distance.

None of which, of course, means that her astonishing depictions of distorted people need to be approached from a religious point of view.

In order for biodiversity to have a greater online presence in the social networks, biodiversity forums have to be approached from a different direction and supported more on the governmental scale.

And the technology and its in-store applications are new enough that measurement needs to be approached from a mindset of collecting data to see what you aren't thinking about, as much as looking to find the answers to the things you are.

Much like in football, cybersecurity needs to be approached from both a defensive and offensive approach.

The station, to be shared by multiple railway companies, was to be approached from the north in a covered cutting 80 feet wide.

It's going to have to be approached from the ground up, and below is a list of 7 things that will help attract the younger workforce to manufacturing.

Patients too frail to undergo therapy should be approached from a palliative perspective.

Many evolutionary scenarios, such as learning and motor consolidation, do not conform to such linear behaviour and should be approached from a more flexible perspective.