Sentence examples for embracing new methods from inspiring English sources
The implicit criticism was curious, Cashman dryly noted Monday on WFAN, because the book also praised other teams for embracing new methods.
Here's my guess, as a frequent and gleeful emoji user: if the Match survey results are valid, it's because incorporating emojis into your texts means embracing new methods of communication.
Some companies thrive by embracing new methods of marketing, managing, developing products, and engaging with society.
In the health service research field which has a strong history of embracing new methods, it will hopefully find a wider circle of researchers to pioneer its application in new areas such as benchmarking service performance.
Knowing that it can't rely on its weight to expand, Suruga is embracing newer methods of growth Internet banking, credit cards and key alliances with the vast Japanese postal system to lure and retain clients.
Six will be given partners from the world of theater - directors or dramaturges - to help them "embrace new methods of creating work by introducing them to the theater model in which projects go through multiple workshops," the Joyce said.
All four of these estates, along with many of the others that were promoted, are owned by newcomers to Saint-Émilion, or by longer established proprietors who have embraced new methods of winemaking in an effort to lift the quality and the profile of their wines.
Throughout his career, Boardman was quick to embrace new methods and continued that when he moved on to British Cycling's staff.
Meanwhile, when I asked former Congressman J.D. Hayworth about whether or not he felt the Republican Party needed to change their stances on policies, he repeatedly claimed that "we need to embrace new methods of getting our ideas out, but I don't think you change the basic message".
And finally, New Orleans has done the hard work of changing the school culture while embracing new instructional methods.
