Sentence examples for bare bones approach from inspiring English sources
Larry Peck, promotions manager for Buick and Pontiac, said General Motors was taking a more "bare bones" approach to corporate advertising and it is "just flat-out cutting" anything that it is not obligated to provide under long-term contracts.
Some artists collaborated with Herron to stage a scene, while others opted for a bare bones approach; a few were exhibitionist, while others posed demurely.
Proponents say the Yo makes use of Russian engineering innovations but can be priced for mass consumption because of its bare-bones approach to hybrid automotive technology.
Mr. Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's musical reworking of Ingmar Bergman's 1955 film "Smiles of a Summer's Night," about love's labors and losses, is a more obvious candidate for the bare-bones approach.
It was Amazon week at The Seattle Times, as the retailer's hometown paper examined at length various aspects of the company, including its approach to warehouse labor, tough negotiating tactics with publishers and bare-bones approach to corporate giving.
That swing vote would put them at odds with the bare-bones approach still being pushed by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., as well as the most aggressive military buildup recommended by the American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal.
This bare-bones approach is quite enough to deal with many otherwise intractable problems.
In the history of the Olympics, Los Angeles' bare-bones approach to hosting the Games was unusual.
Kahn says the houses' bare-bones approach and exposed beams are appealing because "we have gotten tired of being overdressed and we want to be naked again.
"We are fairly bare bones in our approach," says WPS commissioner Tonya Antonucci, who is targeting an average of 5,000 fans per game as the league-wide break-even mark.
It's a bare-bones approach to the concept of a Chrome OS notebook, and it's probably what Google should have done with this type of hardware from the very beginning.
