Sentence examples for breach approach from inspiring English sources

First the preclimb briefing: "go slow" (pole pole in Swahili, which is pronounced po-LAY po-LAY with an African lilt), never "romp along," and "remember, people do die on the mountain every year" (and one would while we were on the mountain, hit by falling rocks on the more rigorous Western Breach approach).

And, they say, the labs are so safe that the chances of a disease-spreading breach approach zero.

As your stated deadline for curing the breach approaches, you may wish to send another copy of the letter.[19].[19]

It'll only be a matter of time before the next major breach renders an approach ineffective.

During the photo session, Estonian "Free Anakata" activist Meelis Kaldalu managed to breach security and approach Wurst, giving her flowers and a Danish flag.

At the same time, extensive research was leading many to question whether this approach breached the first rule of medical care: "Do no harm".

An SDLP spokesman also criticised the intervention this week of the Conservative leader, William Hague, who breached the bipartisan approach to Northern Ireland in which Labour and the Conservatives are supposed to present a united front.

Another approach breaching the blood brain barrier for siRNA delivery, was reported by Bonoiu et al. (2009).

An inconsistent approach, a breach of confidentiality, an error or sloppy presentation could all weaken the standing of the business and  influence its position in the market place - and more so if this is happening frequently.

But while online ridicule directed towards climate 'deniers' (generally portrayed as either too stupid to understand the science, or as conspiracy theorists) may appeal to the usual crowd, its hard to see how this kind of approach will breach the political divide.

Given the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks in today's world, it is more important than ever for small businesses to understand the costly effects of a data breach and develop an approach to mitigate the risks.