Sentence examples for approaching even though from inspiring English sources
I often hear that AR will be great "to see my Uber approaching" (even though a 2D map does a great job of this).
The dating years are fast approaching (even though I'd like to think they are light years away) which means you're growing up.
For now at least, Mr. McCormac says that New Jersey will respond to companies only when approached, even though companies in the state are regularly courted by other states trying to attract high-paying technology jobs, particularly in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
13 For this reason, some primary prevention programmes are based on the life skills approach, even though the empirical evidence of the efficacy of these programmes is rather weak.
If an instructor stands at the front of the room or works on his or her computer while waiting for class to start, students may inadvertently "learn" that the instructor is not interested in students or is inaccessible or too busy to be approached, even though this may not be the conscious intention of the instructor.
He said he was proud of his nose-to-tail approach even though, after many cooking attempts, the gristly tails were deemed inedible.
Specifically, the problem WellBiome is trying to solve is that general nutrition advice often tends to be a one-size-fits-all approach even though, according to the DNA of our gut's bacteria, each of us is different.
There is a different approach, even though the graphics are similar.
But it favours the all-electric approach, even though it will be a tough sell, says Mr Lane.
That is a reasonable approach even though this is an election year, when reason does not routinely prevail.
