Sentence examples for approach because of from inspiring English sources

But have they not taken that approach because of inferior technical ability?

Many scholars have adopted a psychological approach because of interest aroused by the theories of Sigmund Freud.

Edwards said after last Thursday's game that the Jets were conservative in their approach because of Testaverde's limited playing time in preseason.

"From the outside, how does our position look?" "Does someone think there a need to change our approach because of the change of the threat?" he asked.

Although some US states have heaped praise on the America Works approach because of it success rate, some former customers have been critical.

A fire burned for hours at a gas station in Sherman Park, with firefighters unable to approach because of gunshots in the area.

However the ONS said there was little evidence of industry adopting a cautious approach because of uncertainty caused by the closely fought referendum campaign.

But it is likely to take a different approach because of the weaker housing market and higher unemployment in those towns.

It would also be a real moral failure if we were taking this approach because of some speech he might make at a trial.

He added that, in many ways, the Internet fund-raising was a backward approach because of its emphasis on smaller donations rather than larger ones.

The Red Devils made the approach because of an "unprecedented injury crisis", with 15 potential absentees.