Sentence examples for a difference of approach from inspiring English sources

The reasons for Conille's resignation are complex, but they boil down to a difference of approach between himself and President Michel Martelly.

According to Sparrow, once an issue has become so dominant that it is talked about at home (well, are you trading views on the Euro across the dinner table?), then there is no evidence of a difference of approach between men and women.

That is a difference of approach".

"We share a common goal: Improving the postdoctoral experience.... It's mainly a difference of approach".

Hart sees the election not as a difference of approaches but a clash of philosophies.

The contrast between the Auer Quartet and Parkanyi Quartet, who shared the first four of the Op 18 set, was not just a difference of interpretive approach, but a complete change of soundworld and conception of the music.

"There's a real difference of approach here," said Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, "and I'm not sure it's mendable".

A similar difference of approach is now afflicting the new world banking accord, dubbed Basel 2, which was thrashed out in the city almost three years ago.

But a significant difference of approach between them was never to be resolved.

At the heart of this dispute was an intrinsic difference of approach.

(8)We call this a "difference of models" (DoM) approach.