Sentence examples for get its approach from inspiring English sources

To get its approach right, the team has decided to use its hometown of Seattle and the surrounding Puget Sound area to test its service and marketing strategies.

He will say: "I believe the government is getting its approach to tackling extremism drastically wrong.

In a private letter to Land Securities, one of Britain's largest commercial developers, the prince made clear he felt the firm had got its design approach wrong.

The company gets its frugal approach from founder Ingvar Kamprad.

Not much will be elegant or straightforward, so the Coalition is going to have to get its collective act together, not approach the task presenting themselves as Captain Chaos.

He did not bother to check his explosive story with Downing Street to get its reaction.Mr Gilligan's approach contrasts with that of another BBC reporter, Susan Watts, the science editor of "Newsnight", a television current affairs programme, who both took careful notes and taped her conversations with Mr Kelly.

The United States has risen somewhat from its lowest rank — No. 61 in 2010 — and now ranks 49th, dragged down largely by the low score it gets for its approach to climate change.

(The approach gets its name from the use of a so-called tone row that includes all 12 pitches in the chromatic scale).

This school year, however, the bookseller is taking a new approach to getting its books into classrooms.

Whether or not the game was a great success, the charity should be applauded for this different approach to getting its voice heard.

Most of us have to work to eat, and although we do not have to hunt like the heron, do you think there is something we can learn from the heron's approach to getting its lunch?