Sentence examples for approach of some from inspiring English sources

The approach of some European countries is more ambiguous, often facilitating ransom payments by families, companies or charities.

The cool, laid-back approach of some of the younger players has rankled some more than others.

Pooh and his friends have been animated, but the app avoids the everything-including-the-kitchen-sink approach of some appy retellings.

The allegedly caring approach of some enthusiasts of alternative medicine would therefore rob patients of benefits that they need and deserve.

And although the quality of brand-new music isn't easily determined in advance, Huddersfield stands firm against the anything-goes approach of some contemporary-music environments.

The approach of some countries, including England and Australia, is to link payments directly to income so that borrowers pay little to nothing during hard times.

And environmentalists have objected to the approaches of some companies, like those making new bioengineered products.

He does not mind comparing his channel's strategy with what he considers the wrongheaded and often hidebound approaches of some of his competitors.

And it stands in contrast to the approaches of some Republican Congressional candidates, who said Thursday that they intended to wage their own campaigns strictly on economic issues.

(If you want to compare the approaches of some of the biggest names in the industry, Snapchat is reportedly asking advertisers for $750,000 a day, while Facebook has resisted introducing ads to WhatsApp, at least initially).

And while the language of equity, social justice, trust, and accountability are vital principles in many religious traditions, other traditions look askance at the approaches of some anti-corruption activism.