Sentence examples similar to able approach from inspiring English sources

Changing behaviour by focusing on changing places (environments) rather than individuals offers a non-stigmatising, do-able approach to prevention.

It's removed the pressure of the "resolution struggle" and created a more do-able approach to behavior modification.

Nowadays, people need to be able to approach life differently.

You were not able to approach the ocean at night.

No show created on any cable network has been able to approach that level of revenue.

Roma was able to approach him because there were woods that would have concealed her.

Communities will be able to approach the commission to buy land not currently for sale.

"I was able to approach him in a way that police didn't," Mr. Slepian said.

This season she has been able to approach that goal only by inches.

The company can afford to pay cash because it is able to approach marketers directly.

"At this stage in my career, there are a lot of neat numbers I've been able to approach.