Sentence examples for approaches to something from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with so many approaches to something as elemental as plug design, stakeholders in the E.V. market risk handicapping the market for the vehicles if a fractious approach persists.

A recent Signet version of the play includes an essay by the scholar Richard D. Altick, in which he quotes Walter Pater's assessment: "It belongs to a small group of plays, where, by happy birth and consistent evolution, dramatic form approaches to something like the unity of a lyrical ballad, a lyric, a song, a single strain of music".

Those are bizarrely superficial, potentially ignorant approaches to something as complex as healthcare.

So can't we get away from the maximization-and-equilibrium approach to something more realistic?

"All the projects are byproducts of the team approach to something.

So when the AIDS subject came along we really tailored our approach to something that could circulate internationally.

Elizabeth: I love the data approach to something that's kind of inherently woolly or hard to pin down.

And it is almost an academic approach to something that people feel has to be machismo, men standing at the table.

"It's translating this sort of very-guy approach to something that's so traditionally been quasi-effeminate," Mr. Thoreson added.

There are ways that taking a verticalised approach to something like elimination of trachoma on oncho can have wider health systems benefits.

If we can help in any type of way in a positive way, help a kid have a different outlook on something or have the right approach to something in life, that's beneficial".