Sentence examples for approaching meaning from inspiring English sources

THE holidays are approaching, meaning gifts, budgeting, parties and other events — in other words, a hefty dose of stress.

Liberty has pledged to take a "federated" approach, meaning it will work with other online ID technologies, or interoperate.

Only recently has Blackstone launched its own hedge funds; its focus had been on what is known as a "fund of funds" approach, meaning that it steered clients' money into suitable hedge funds.

She emphasized a "no feeds" approach, meaning that all the articles and videos will either be chosen by human beings or, over time, personalized to a visitor's interests.

Putting consciousness first is a "top down" approach, meaning that it posits some general truths before anyone starts examining bits and pieces.

This test endorsed a "selective incorporation" approach, meaning one that would evaluate whether to apply a right to the states on a case-by-case basis.

For the case of BCR, we use a mean field approach, meaning that we assess the potential of the whole BCR against the B cell epitope.

Feed conversion ratios for several aquaculture fish species are approaching 1 1, meaning that for every pound of feed, a fish gains one pound.

But there's also a stubborn kind of integrity in Mr. Argento's refusal to look beyond the immediate, moment-to-moment sensations movies can supply, his persistent avoidance of anything approaching a meaning.

The city is also encircled by villages from all other approaches, meaning a path to its centre is likely to be more prolonged and bloody.

This applies to the government's relationship with NGOs too, with a traditionally piecemeal approach meaning that projects can fail for lack of coordination.