Sentence examples for find an approach from inspiring English sources

Dr. Melnick said it was crucial to find an approach that would be "acceptable to fishermen, government agencies and science".

The study, although a huge disappointment, spurred Sir John to continue working on tuberculosis treatment and gave him the clinical research skills to find an approach that worked.

Instead of proposing taxes or regulations that conservatives will fight tooth and nail, we should find an approach that both liberals and conservatives would be willing to support.

Arguably we should stop focusing on the optimum approach to exercise and find an approach that we might deem to be "good enough".

The Endgame An Agency Staff Caught In Between Squeezed in the middle, the E.P.A.'s regional staff is struggling to find an approach that will avoid future legal challenges from either side.

Regulators will have to find an approach that prevents insurers from gaming the system while encouraging them to spend money on meaningful measures to improve quality — a major goal of the reform law.

"They've found an approach that works better than anything in the history of the sport".

And she has found an approach that works: her best songs are hugely pleasant.

Davis has tinkered with his swing in the past, but this time he hopes he has found an approach he can stick with.

Liberal groups like the Reform Jews believe that they have found an approach for keeping spouses who, like Ms. Clinton, do not convert to Judaism within the Jewish fold.

But, with "The Daughter of Time," Tey found an approach to the story that would make more sense to the uninitiated: she gave the mystery of Richard to a detective.