Sentence examples for approach which makes from inspiring English sources

With what David Simon has called a 'murderers' row' of writers on board, the show was further able to develop the novelistic approach which makes it so unique.

But the plan was given a feeble name, the "multipollutant approach," which makes it seem as if the E.P.A. favors a greater variety of pollutants.

Mr. Milosevic is apparently desperate to control the news as elections approach, which makes it particularly important for friends of democracy in Serbia to help these broadcasters.

The typical military approach (which makes sense in wartime, even if it's a cold war) is to keep anything that may be construed as a threat under tight wraps.

(Any) I particularly like the structure of the teaching approach which makes it easy to teach.

This algorithm uses a dynamic approach which makes it faster and gives efficient results for every iteration.

Critics were mostly baffled by the uniformly slow tempi and lethargic approach, which made singing very difficult indeed for a great artist such as the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote in a vocally extraordinary interpretation of Das Lied von der Erde.

A romantic, to whom feeling and emotion were always more important than reason and intellect, he had a no-nonsense, "hands-on" approach, which made painting seem as joyful and exhilarating an activity for students as it obviously was for him.

Thus, the major drawback of the pressure-Poisson approach, which made it prohibitively expensive for complex three-dimensional applications, is eliminated.

NAO head Amyas Morse said: "The initiative for government departments to share back-office functions has suffered from an approach which made participation voluntary and tailored services to meet the differing needs of individual departments.

Fried argued that the traditional approach, which made contractual obligation out to be grounded in promissory obligation, was slowly being usurped by the consequentialist-flavored approaches of the English common law, and he aimed his book as a polemic against this movement.