Sentence examples for everyday approaches from inspiring English sources

In order to make different views of landscapes and different regionalisations transparent we propose a model of landscape perception and experience that is open to accommodate different scientific and everyday approaches without trying to capture landscape's totality (cf. Backhaus, Reichler, et al., 2008; Backhaus, 2010; Backhaus & Stremlow, 2010, see figure 1).

Because all six are simple, everyday approaches to daily living that will help your child feel loved, secure and balanced in their life, and adventurous, excited and well-supported in their learning.

So the ads shifted to a more everyday, casual approach.

But nothing beats what Bundsgaard calls a "co-ordinated, hands-on, ground-level, everyday approach – just pushing people in the right direction, and discouraging them from taking the wrong one".

My own everyday approach to safety is to try to keep cooked foods either hot or cold until I'm ready to serve them, get leftovers in the fridge during the pause before dessert or soon after, and reheat leftovers that need it until they're boiling or steaming.

The everyday approach should always tend to reduce radiation exposure, as opposed to the mere contentment with remaining within admissible radiation exposure limits, since the latter have been constantly revised downwards.

Since you see so many colors, how does it affect your everyday approach to choosing colors for yourself?

This everyday visual approach to navigation is called piloting.

But with pensions under attack and Social Security's future uncertain, many questions remain about whether that will be a reality for millions of everyday people approaching retirement age.

It's not just the working slavery that keeps the ghetto people here: four guys told me that everyday they approach the boss to receive their salary but he just procrastinates and doesn't cough up – some workers have been waiting for more than two weeks.

Duncan uses the bath to illustrate his approach to everyday life problems, an approach that centres on time.