Sentence examples for approach of asking from inspiring English sources

And there are MPs who fear the more lengthy approach of asking questions from the public will mean they get fewer questions to ask the Prime Minister themselves.

They are also quick to point out that it's not at all clear that Yelp's strategy of having dozens of salespeople selling local ads is superior to their approach of asking Web and mobile users to pay for listings.

Labour MPs said it was the best 15 minutes of his leadership so far, but expressed concern that his approach of asking lengthy questions from the public will take away time for MPs to ask the Prime Minister questions.

In an era when teams routinely beg, threaten and cajole their host cities into helping them build new stadiums, the Packers' approach of asking their fans to contribute is refreshingly quaint.

Two methodological tools are compared; the common but 'naïve' approach of asking farmers about impacts on their business, and the 'quasi-experimental' one of comparing samples of beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries.

However, instead of asking borrowers to deposit gradually increasing amounts to offset increasing loan sizes over time, we took the unusual approach of asking for the entire deposit up front.

17 Following this evidence, there are recommendations to pursue this line of research approach instead of asking people to estimate their own examination scores.

Audiences themselves are also ageing and diversifying, creating a need for more imaginative casting than the traditional approach of only asking what teenage boys might want – witness Gwyneth Paltrow (born 1972) as Pepper Potts opposite Robert Downey Jnr (born 1965) in the Iron Man franchise.

True to Highsmith's approach of never asking for sympathy for a character or situation, this sneakily powerful movie leaves it up to the audience to get there itself.

Teachers' answers which addressed these issues were transcribed and used to determine teachers' attitudes towards their teaching approach and students' learning of asking research questions in the Bio-Tech program.

The airmen had arrived from Britain and were boarding a United States Air Force bus when Mr. Uka approached under the guise of asking for a cigarette, according to testimony at the trial.