Sentence examples for approach aside from inspiring English sources

Her collegiate approach aside, there cannot be any doubt that she makes the big decisions and her lengthy apprenticeship in a variety of newspaper roles ensures that she knows the business backwards.

And yet it easily seems to brush the ELSA approach aside, putting the subject in a position that is both highly vulnerable and dense with opportunities.

Putting its primary focused on users' health, the "Protocell Skyscraper," by Cheung & Nitribitt, takes a different approach: aside from being directly derived from cellular forms, the team behind this structure strongly reacted to the National Health Service's claim that, "the emotional well-being of the British populace has not improved" over the last 50 years.

Put these traditional approaches aside and consider this: community engagement is a way to understand, engage in and act upon critical workplace, marketplace and environmental issues.

To reduce the heavy burden placed on hospitals, the government has tried to seek help from other approaches aside from negotiation with hospitals.

These data suggest that prognosis is better for patients who undergo gross total resection than for patients who undergo subtotal resection or who cannot undergo surgery due to tumor location 2– 5. Despite this poor prognosis, patients with multifocal or single-lesion unresectable GB tumors have no standard treatment options or approaches aside from standard chemoradiation.

This approach swept aside an important aspect of human experience: that of tending to loved ones in death, just as in life.

This approach puts aside the largest questions—"Does history have meaning?", "Can we have knowledge of the past?"—in favor of questions that are more intimately associated with the actual reasoning and discourse of historians as they attempt to categorize and explain the past.

This approach leaves aside any physiology-based consideration.

The majority responded positively to these images and provided interesting comments about the merit of the approach used, aside from imparting anonymity to the subjects: "It's very hard to represent the full diversity of cultures and backgrounds in photos.

Mr. Tague says the two ends of the service spectrum represent United's aggressive approach, bankruptcy issues aside.