Sentence examples for does it approach from inspiring English sources

A century ago this was unthinkable; only in the last decade does it approach normality.

If the firm discovers that it mis-valued a significant position, how does it approach reimbursing investors who may have been harmed?

The book does not give the tang of personality that, for example, Constance Webb's 1968 biography does, nor does it approach the dense historical detail and literary sophistication of Michel Fabre's superlative "Unfinished Quest of Richard Wright" (1973).

Only by excluding the rural proportion does it approach a multiple of 7. Then there's the size of apartment on sale.

The question is, how fast does it approach the 0.5-1.0 0.5-1.0l?

It also has a "just do it" approach that endears it to studios.

Damisch's "just do it" approach to music should perhaps not be a surprise.

Others, Diderot first, then Vsevolod Meyerhold and David Mamet, advocate detachment: a kind of "just do it" approach.

This "just do it" approach to strategy can cause executives to place misinformed bets on emerging products or markets that result in record write-offs.

For example, in one study, family members and friends of stroke victims would often exhort the patient with a "you can do it" approach.

They take a "just do it" approach that avoids all forms of management, he writes.