Sentence examples for approach much as from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers worry that anger over the treatment of the dissidents will overcome a more reasoned approach, much as in 1996 when Cuba's downing of two civilian aircraft led to the revival of the Helms-Burton Act, which called for harsher penalties against Cuba.

For sequencing ancient genomes we suggest a two-phase approach, much as was done for the Neandertal mitochondrial genome, in which initial work identified differences to current human mtDNAs and such differences were later applied to directly estimate contamination.

Unfortunately, your wife will probably dislike my approach as much as she does yours.

Mercedes said that highway fuel economy could approach as much as 29 m.p.g.

On the other hand we wish people could be influenced by our approach as much as our output.

But it is his breezy approach, as much as anything else, that has unsettled some serious students of philosophy.

In any case, he demonstrates in "Hologram" that he is master of this more old-fashioned approach as much as he was a pioneering innovator with "Genius".

That approach, as much as the conviction of Mr. Quattrone, reflects the reaction to the excesses of the era that enabled Mr. Quattrone to be paid more than $200 million from 1998 through 2001.

Tony La Russa, who had no use for the National League during his 17 years as an American League manager, told me once that Sandberg was his ideal ballplayer, for his attitude and his approach as much as his ability.

Whitehall's approach remains much as it was under Gordon Brown; a reliance on cheap credit and monetary stimulus, a misplaced obsession with demand and a mistaken belief that corporatism is free enterprise.

We have followed a structured and objective approach as much as possible.