Sentence examples for by taking different approaches from inspiring English sources

Yet climate scientist Myles Allen of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, is cautious about the panel's call for improved bookkeeping so that others can later review a body's work: "Science generally progresses by taking different approaches to problems and either confirming or refuting published results, not by 'auditing' old calculations.

The remedies sought by the McKinneys and by Mr. Peterson took different approaches.

While Die Zeit, which is owned by two arms of the Holtzbrinck publishing family, and Der Spiegel, which is controlled by its employees, have taken different approaches to journalism, they face a common challenge — the Internet.

Artful color photographs of churches by two German-born artists, Christof Klute and Roland Fischer, take different approaches to their aesthetics.

Each has reached big and loyal audiences by taking wildly different approaches to drama.

Then vibration responses are presented by taking two different approaches.

The British lowered that barrier by taking a different approach.

But he had an idea to build the business by taking a different approach to sales.

But a professor of electrical engineering at Princeton University has sidestepped the complications of photolithography, the main process used to create chips, by taking a different approach.

In an interview before his departure, Mr. Packingham said Samsung was able to rally strong support from carriers by taking a different approach from other handset makers.

When Mr. Nicolau is asked whether he thinks that the entertainment industry is making a mistake by taking a different approach, he replies: "I haven't spent much time thinking about it.