Sentence examples for cosmopolitan approach from inspiring English sources

Arsene Wenger also showed what a cosmopolitan approach can achieve even with a comparatively restricted budget.

A cosmopolitan approach may lead firms, at least in the midterm, to concentrate more on adaptation to local markets than on aggregation or arbitrage.

She also took a cosmopolitan approach to how she might renovate, at least on paper, the adjacent apartments at 315 East 12th Street, between First and Second Avenues.

And though his sharp suits and cosmopolitan approach may charm outsiders, he cuts an awkward figure in the rough-and-tumble of the townships.

As part of this more cosmopolitan approach, Gannett has opened a Manhattan bureau to tell readers about New York City decisions that affect the northern counties on issues like transportation.

Roubini also cites, as a more ideologically congenial example, the sweeping, cosmopolitan approach of the legendary economist John Maynard Keynes, whom Roubini, with only slight exaggeration, calls "the most brilliant economist who never wrote down an equation".

Over the years I watched her become more and more traditional and religious and take a less-cosmopolitan approach to Western values.

The array utilizes a "cosmopolitan" tagging approach to capture the genetic diversity across ∼2,000 loci in populations represented in the HapMap and SeattleSNPs projects.

The four categories employed were 1) those taxa reported from six or more regions outside of Hawaii (i.e. cosmopolitan, or approaching cosmopolitan in distribution), 2) 4–5 other regions, 3) 1–3 other regions, and 4) within-Hawaii only (i.e. putatively endemic to the Hawaiian Islands).

But Mr. Patapievici also said that nationalist groups in the Romanian senate object to his "cosmopolitan" tastes and approach.

Nublu is the creation not of a showbiz impresario but of a saxophonist and keyboard player, Ilhan Ersahin, and reflects his cosmopolitan background and approach to music.