Sentence examples for approach ahead from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that investors were taking a more cautious approach ahead of companies' reports of second-quarter earnings and a meeting of the Federal Reserve this week.

The committee has criticised the government's approach ahead of several parliamentary hearings, saying that recent announcements devote little attention to women over the age of 40, despite evidence that they are the worst affected group.

Investors in shares and bonds preferred to adopt a wait-and-see approach ahead of the Italian referendum, which supporters hope will simplify the country's lawmaking system by reducing the authority of one of its parliamentary chambers.

The pound has closed at its highest level against the euro in three months after nervous currency traders adopted a cautious approach ahead of Italy's constitutional referendum on Sunday.

He called for ministers to endorse and vocally support a consent-based approach ahead of the Olympics in 2012, when British policing will be on show to the world.

Some Republican House aides suggested that Mr. Obama was trying to raise the pressure on Republicans with his lackadaisical approach ahead of a trip to Asia and a Thanksgiving break.

Steps by the European Union and in the United States to cut dependence on fossil fuels meant that OPEC had no alternative but to take a cautious approach before going ahead with plans to invest up to $540 billion in oil production up to 2020.

Investors took a cautious approach yesterday ahead of next week's rush of earnings reports, sending stocks lower for the third time in four sessions.

The European approach was ahead of its time, when it began, in 1995, to use economic incentives and the strengthening of civil society as tools to encourage reform.

"But it's really trying to stick with the same approach – get ahead of them and put them in defensive counts, so they're not key-holing one pitch".

In an odd way, Trump has provided the blueprint for this approach, plowing ahead with his never-quite real candidacy, until it was obvious that the downsides of actually running would outweigh any remotely possible outcome.