Sentence examples for approach held from inspiring English sources

There was little hand-wringing after an entertaining defeat to Italy in which promises of a youthful, attacking approach held true.

The president went on to defend his North Korea decision, saying his "action for action" approach held out the most hope of getting rid of Pyongyang's nuclear weapons.

John M. McHugh, the Army secretary, recently told a Senate committee that the new approach held "a great deal of promise, and it's exciting".

This approach held when I got to Brown, a college that, given its lack of core curriculum, was exquisitely structured for my minimal-work ethic.

Because, Mr. Sinisterra said, he believed a documentary approach held the danger of "exoticizing misery," he encouraged the playwrights to seek out new artistic formulas to treat the subject, which resulted in the variety of theatrical styles.

Most irritating to Republican leaders, the three rejected the approach held by many Republicans with an almost religious fervor that measurements of the budgetary effect of changes in the tax law should take account of the degree to which they can be expected to strengthen or weaken the overall economy.

Otherwise, though, the "you get nothing" approach holds great promise.

Could this innovative approach hold the answer to future funding?

How well will this approach hold up over time?

Tissue engineering approach holds promise for treating such defects.

New drug-delivery approach holds potential for treating obesity.