Sentence examples for approach but a from inspiring English sources

"It's not a stiff, classical approach, but a loose, kind of improvisatory approach".

Mr Castronova, for one, favoured this approach, but a Turbine spokesman has ruled it out.

It would be a controversial approach, but a more educated one.

It is a cynical (and, some might say, obvious) approach but a useful one.

Western policy does need a twin approach – but a different one.

"It was not the old encyclopedic approach, but a way to provide a hands-on, interactive experience".

"It is a heavy-handed approach, but an approach Russia has familiarity with, having taken it in the past – including in the Soviet past.

The White House, meanwhile, is currently in a wait-and-see approach, but an administration aide acknowledged that the administration is looking at shareholder say, a ban on contractors and limits on foreign subsidiaries, among other approaches.

Most AMIC procedures are performed with a mini open approach, but an all-arthroscopic AMIC procedure of cartilage defects in the knee has been described [ 29].

The last option -- the aggressive managed allocation option -- follows a similar approach, but with a heavier emphasis on stocks.

9 At the clinical trial site of Shanchol in Kolkata, indirect protection was observed in analyses using a geospatial approach but not a cluster design approach.