Sentence examples for changed approach from inspiring English sources

When Leicester changed approach, and thought about it for a moment, they duly got a goal.

Goalkeeper Petr Cech, for one, holds up his hands and admits that his errors have contributed to a defense struggling to adapt to a changed approach.

The third one is a methodical road map and sufficient time to adapt changed approach, change has nothing to do with the current processes which may be loss making for the organization.

There were also some matches when he changed approach too rashly – such as when he suddenly lurched into wild attacking at Newcastle (and lost 6-2) againgain during last month's pivotal clash with Sunderland when after conceding despite a decent start, Norwich lost composure and left themselves vulnerable to counterattacks, losing 3-0.

Mr Corbyn's team hopes his first conference will showcase what it describes as the "three pillars" of his leadership: a new approach to the economy based on growth rather than austerity; political reform that engages voters "more directly" and a changed approach to foreign affairs.

With his side having found their confidence again, Solskjaer again changed approach as he brought on Wilfried Zaha in place of Fabio on the right of midfield, with Craig Bellamy moving further forward.

Changing facts, changing realities, in many different contexts demand changed approaches.

Pedroia said some rookies sputtered when teams changed approaches against them, but not Lowrie.

Schmidt was adamant: "Germans have to change approach.

We change approach but sometimes it isn't enough.

Secret military exercises change approach for some LAX flights.