Sentence examples for almost all approaches from inspiring English sources

The radical therapist David Smail argues that Margaret Thatcher's view that there's no such thing as society, only individuals and their families, finds "an unacknowledged echo in almost all approaches to therapy".

Although almost all approaches to the story have contended with this to some degree, the current version, Andrew Dominik's adaptation of Ron Hansen's novel "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," is more nakedly about celebrity culture than previous ones.

First, the figures show that for the clean case, the voiced portions and the short pauses between any two consecutive digits or syllables are clearly revealed using almost all approaches.

Almost all approaches are designed for 'pen and paper analysis' and many of them are ripe for automation, being formally defined in precise detail, and yet somewhat overwhelming for humans.

Almost all approaches were based on either retroviral or lentiviral vectors, since they allow for highly-efficient and stable integration of DNA into the host genome.

Almost all approaches relate to more than one component of the continuum of MNH care – mainly to pregnancy and postnatal care – and address an overlap of demand, supply, or quality.

A BBC Newsnight investigation found that almost all the homeopaths approached recommended ineffective homeopathic pills to protect against malaria, and advised against medical malaria prophylactics, while not even giving basic advice on bite prevention.

One of the problems that almost all the hypotheses generating approaches face is the large amount of spurious hypotheses generated in the process of automating the Swanson's ABC model.

Almost all the women we approached across the generations and fields responded with enthusiasm.

It can be used to approach almost all the superficial parotid region, including the superior and anterior divisions, with minimal scarring.

Not particularly fond of the persecution he was facing, Appelbaum moved to Germany, where he has been approached by almost all the main German political parties as a computer expert, and has been consulting on films dealing with cybersurveillance and the current digital-rights climate.