Sentence examples for favoured approach from inspiring English sources

Whatever your favoured approach, it's a slippery business.

Go get the bad guy, dead or alive, appears to remain the favoured approach.

The mayor's foreword frames his favoured approach in terms of conservation and upgrade.

The other asks whether young economists should learn more than just today's favoured approach.

The favoured approach these days is known as "graduated response" or "three strikes and you're out".

Yet would they be allowed to prevail against dozens of new nuclear reactors - Gordon Brown's favoured approach to the problem?

Payment-by-results is one of the coalition government's favoured approaches to tackling crime.

One of his favoured approaches was for the batsmen in the lower middle-order to hit out at the bowling, no matter the state of the match; if successful, the team either quickly consolidated a position of strength or regained the initiative if earlier batsmen had failed.

So far, the use of general purpose graphical processing unit (GP GPU) technology and multicore CPU processors are the favoured approaches to parallelise simulation algorithms [ 34, 35].

The Bland-Altman limits of agreement technique is one of the favoured approaches in medical literature for assessing between method validity.

Ratios of fast over slow activity and trend analysis of total power, in similar fashion to our study, are among the favoured approaches (Labar et al., 1991; Vespa et al., 1997; Claassen et al., 2005).