Sentence examples for altering their approach from inspiring English sources

We know that staff are very busy and suggest how, by altering their approach, they can involve residents.

But while those who maintain a continuing audience usually do so without altering their approach, the Isley Brothers have been engaged in a process of continual evolution, involving themselves in most of the major stylistic changes in popular black music.

But for practical reasons, Americans leaders in both countries seem to be altering their approaches.

They have altered their approach to fundraising, including moving to "opt-in" models to engage with donors.

She and other female officers pointed to size as one of the only ways that gender might alter their approach to the job.

Technological change has radically altered some markets—such as advertising, where more targeted ways to reach an audience are forcing agencies to alter their approach (see article).

His outlook can best be summed up in an interview he gave to The Sunday Telegraph magazine in November 1999 in which he admonished his party members to alter their approach.

Photo: Service disruptions caused by problems with computerizing the signals along the L line in Brooklyn and Manhattan have led transit officials to alter their approach to a similar project about to start on the No. 7 line.

Scotland will not alter their approach when they face world champions Germany, manager Gordon Strachan insisted.

Striker Fernando Torres admitted nothing but victory would do, and conceded Spain may have to alter their approach to avoid an early exit.

Yet, Life's print edition slowly sputtered out of existence over the years (finally closing the doors of its print operations in 2007 after a number of re-starts), and just as digital technology has forced publishers and media organizations to alter their approach to the distribution and monetization of their content, photojournalism, too, seems in desperate need of a shot in the arm.