Sentence examples for deficit approach from inspiring English sources

As discussed above, we do not advocate the use of an information deficit approach in communicating climate science.

However, researchers often employ a cognitive deficit approach and examine the CASA effect as a perceptual rather than behavioral outcome.

Similarly, adopting a pure information deficit approach where knowledge sharing and information provision are assumed to lead to action and robust evidence-based decision-making, can bring a set of challenges even when the political will exists.

The market sell-off last week was spurred by tensions between Mr. Berlusconi and Mr. Tremonti, the long-serving finance minister whose tough-minded deficit approach has helped keep Italy from succumbing to the problems of Europe's peripheral economies.

This reflects positively on the IPCC's alignment with the needs of its end users by providing a variety of outputs to facilitate the dissemination of its outputs (Cash's salience attribute) thereby to some extent blurring the boundaries of what specifically defines the extent and limitations of an information deficit approach to communicating climate evidence.

While this could be a place for faculty to complain about students or just trade course materials, it could also serve as a platform for faculty to reflect on their teaching in meaningful ways, which then lead to symbolic shifts (e.g., adopting an asset rather than deficit approach to learning).

Its budget deficit approaches $17m.

Since its start-up, the company has accumulated a deficit approaching $40 million.

Their first task will be to deal with a budget deficit approaching 4% of GDP.

By the mid-1980s, the U.S. deficit approached an annual figure of $200,000,000,000 and was seen as a central economic problem.

The hospital was losing more than $4 million a year on dialysis, contributing to a deficit approaching $200 million this fiscal year.