Sentence examples for approach likely to from inspiring English sources

It was not an approach likely to convince critics like Miliband, foreign secretary in the last Labour government, who announced last week that he was resigning his House of Commons seat, for a district near Sunderland, to take a new post as head of the International Rescue Committee, a New York charity.

These difficulties point to the need for a large ongoing prospective study capturing key demographic and diagnostic data and outcomes, an approach likely to distinguish both temporal changes and the influence of drugs, like NSAIDs, that influence gastrointestinal bleeding.

That was interpreted as sanctioning a multi-party approach, likely to translate into a private member's bill co-sponsored by the Liberals and Labor.

Better then to recognise that the target market for Laphroaig is quite specialised and customise an approach likely to appeal to their sensibilities, even if it might leave everyone else thinking Laphroaig is a bit up itself.

Although only around 12% of the 120,000 new permanent homes needed in the province have been built, part of the reason for this slow progress has been the length of consultation with local people, an approach likely to pay off in the long run.

The YOBO app (iOS/Android) takes a new approach, likely to appeal to the Millennial and Gen-Z generations.

Indeed the inhibition of RBC GR has been proposed as a feasible antimalarial approach likely to reduce the risk of resistance development [9].

In addition, studies that have considered the best allocation of sampling effort by age or stage e.g., [7], [43] have shown that sampling in proportion to the SSD is the approach likely to yield the least uncertainty in demographic parameters.