Sentence examples for approaching as a from inspiring English sources

The dominant theme of the book is the "day of the Lord," which the prophet sees approaching as a consequence of the sins of Judah.

So, a cat that sees another cat that it recognises as an ally will raise its tail upright before approaching, as a signal of friendly intentions.

A showdown is approaching as a media law championed by Mrs. Kirchner is set to take effect in December, potentially forcing Clarín to divest most of its cable television operations.

The problem is, they just aren't doing it on anything like the scale needed to save civilisation from tipping over the multiple precipice it is approaching as a result of carbon-fuel dependency.

The labor agreement expires at the end of next season, and some people on the players' side see another nasty fight approaching as a group of hard-line owners prepares to lead the effort to bring salaries under control.

The era of personal genomics is fast approaching, as a result of which whole human genomes will be obtained on a routine basis.

I think approaching as an ally is great.

It should be approached as a human rights violation.

To a certain extent, that too can be approached as a simple technology problem.

Life was approached as a kind of chemical experiment, volatile, risky.

Prototype generation is approached as a two-stage process.