Sentence examples for approaches of their from inspiring English sources

Despite the unusual features of New York's tax situation, the candidates' positions largely echo the traditional approaches of their political parties.

Jimmy Greaves, Denis Law, Joe Baker and Ian Rush all struggled to adapt to the hard-line approaches of their coaches and the panopticon surveillance of the unrelenting media.

New York design aficionados who are looking to beat the heat will find nothing but cool this summer at Ralph Pucci International, where a series of exhibitions, all on view through the end of the year, illustrates the very different approaches of their subjects.

Each type might become irritated by the approaches of their counterparts, but in a respectful collaboration a mixed team has an enormous advantage over a team with only Ps or Js.

However, recent mathematical developments are shedding new light on such 'traditional' ideas, forging new approaches of their own, and helping people to better decipher increasingly complicated structure in data.

The recent literature grounded on the resource and knowledge-based view of the firm, has widely outlined the importance of knowledge assets as well as of the management approaches of their development.

ORDINARY Cubans braced at the approach of their country's independence day on May 20th.

Their animal eyes, clear and dark as water, would brightly watch the approach of their slayer to an end that exactly resembled their own.

Chelsea had a protective approach of their own towards Fernando Torres, who had come on during Spain's friendly in Costa Rica last Tuesday.

The singers who are going to matter in the long run are those who have a sound and style and approach of their own, like Cassandra Wilson.

From the very beginning, the Democratic effort was characterized by a hesitancy, almost a diffidence, that marked a clear contrast to the approach of their adversaries".