Sentence examples for embracing a method from inspiring English sources

The board responded by embracing a method that was different from any of those developed by actuaries, Mr. Verlautz said.

Pepsico, for example, has embraced a method of sanitizing plastic bottles with purified air instead of water at a plant in Georgia.

Now the UN seems to have embraced a method of taming the rapists and killers rather more familiar in Congo by trying to kill them.

They would have to embrace a method that is non-negotiable but must evolve because Spain have become predictable.

And still others are tempted to embrace a method or procedure e.g., cost benefit analysis or rational choice theory that purports to yield results that are immune to reasonable challenge.

Instead of relying on a leader's gut instincts, an increasing number of companies are embracing a new method that involves data-based analytics.

As Erik Brynjolfsson of MIT puts it: "Instead of relying on a leader's gut instincts, an increasing number of companies are embracing a new method that involves data-based analytics".

The 90 artists whose works appear in Little Dreams in Glass and Metal are united in the sense that, in an age of 3D- printing and computerized graphic editors, each artist is embracing a manual artisanal method that has historically been under-recognized and under-appreciated — until now.

The 90 artists whose works appear in Little Dreams in Glass and Metal are united in the sense that, in an age of 3D- printing and computerised graphic editors, each artist is embracing a manual artisanal method that has historically been under-recognised and under-appreciated — until now.

According to a May , 2012 Times article by Jo Becker and Scott Shane, Obamaa embraced a disputed method for counting civilian casualties that did little to box him in.

As the Times described it, Obama embraced a disputed method for counting civilian casualties that did little to box him in.