Sentence examples similar to approaching broadly from inspiring English sources

Encourage students to develop their approach broadly, rather than merely as simple "yes" or "no" positions.

Encourage students to develop their approaches broadly, rather than as simple "agree" or "disagree" positions.

But they have been circulating contingency plans for schools and companies — an approach broadly supported by health experts.

Prosecutors now aim to apply the approach broadly to financial fraud cases, according to officials involved in the investigations.

Warwick is known today for having pioneered an approach – broadly known as "law in context" – which is now part of the mainstream.

But whether Watson regarded Winnick's approach – broadly of the "would you say you're Parliament's Mother Teresa?" approach to interrogation – actually helped his case seems doubtful.

"Prosecutors now aim to apply the approach broadly to financial fraud cases, according to officials involved in the investigations," DealBook's Ben Protess reports.

Recent initiatives have increased focus on medical research that explores robust comparisons of clinical approaches broadly defined as comparative effectiveness research (CER).

Barnier's team will not present a bill on day one of the talks, but instead hopes to bind Britain to a set of principles on paying its dues, an approach broadly backed by Germany.

The data from both approaches broadly agreed demonstrating the applicability of these methods to studying and enhancing our understanding of the complex physical and chemical processes which occur during dissolution in real time.

Further, since the ordering delivers the value of content for truths it falls within the content approach, broadly characterized.