Sentence examples for a difference in approaches from inspiring English sources

(Ages 7 to 10) HERE we have two books with the same title, general audience, seductive subject and horizontal size, but quite a difference in approaches.

So I think it was a difference in approach; I don't think we have fundamentally different values.

There is also a difference in approach.

It's a difference in approach to opposition".

But it's the nature of that relationship which needs to be carefully handled and I think there will be a difference in approach in the coming months.

"There is a difference in approach between the two disciplines," Mailleux said of virtual game playing and real-world racing.

If there has been little in the series, three tries to two in Australia's favour while the Lions have landed eight penalties to six, there has been a difference in approach.

A difference in approach is already evident between Milberg Weiss's East and West Coast operations, said Robert P. Varian, a securities litigator at the San Francisco office of Clifford Chance, a large corporate law firm.

Sixes and sevens Gas and chocolate ReprintsWhile this may represent some progress, there is a difference in approach between the EU and America that could frustrate the tough diplomacy that is called for.

"There is a difference in approach between what Hamas is perpetrating on the Israeli people and what Israel is doing to defend their country," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters.

"It's a just a difference in approach," he said.