Sentence examples for approach that characterizes much from inspiring English sources
Considering the approach that characterizes much of the current economics literature's treatment of technology and growth policies, we pose the critical question: what kind of systems paradigm is likely to prove particularly fruitful in that particular problem-domain?
But the ads are still a departure from the more direct approach that characterized Mr. Romney's campaign for much of the year.
In this way, the project represents a continuing tug of war among Vietnam's leaders -- over how much and how fast to open up to the world's new global economy, and how much to preserve of the centralized, steel-mill and cement-plant approach that characterized its Communist models, Russia and China.
Chinese leaders are determined to avoid the big-bang approach that characterized Mikhail S. Gorbachev's rule in the former Soviet Union.
A wide swath of the electorate seems more comfortable these days with the moderate, pragmatic approach that characterized the Ford presidency.
He said the UK was looking to see "what the policy is", rather than presuming Trump would govern with the incendiary approach that characterized his campaign.
The rote, unimaginative practices that characterize much of today's approach to learning are deeply flawed.
Absent are the cookie-cutter homes that characterize much of Calabasas.
For the Miami project, he said, he is aiming to avoid the "Dead at 11" approach favored by many stations in their news coverage without veering into the earnest tedium that characterizes much of the rest of the local reporting scene.
The cold climate that characterizes much of Alaska and northern Canada is no matter to the wood frog (Lithobates sylvaticus).
