Sentence examples for impact approaching from inspiring English sources

She went for emotional impact, approaching Mr. Rodriguez at the defense table, pointing at him and locking eyes with him.

Overall, this study shows that primary care patients with back and leg pain have pain and impact approaching those seen in secondary care, and much worse than primary care back pain samples but with similar psychological status.

The methods used by Narayana Hrudalya in India show just how much impact approaches taken in other industries can have on health – with more intensive measurement, specialisation and peer review.

A recent publication by the National Legal Center for the Public Interest, a conservative legal group here, said the disparate impact approach was "going haywire" and "deserves to be attacked at every opportunity".

He called for long-term development, not a "quick impact" approach favoured by foreigners.As Martine van Bijlert, a former diplomat now at the Afghanistan Analysts Network, put it, "it was a speech written for a country without a war".

In this study, surplus electricity and the biosolids were analyzed by an avoided impact approach.

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Such studies will give confidence to stormwater and river managers of the feasibility and benefits of "low impact" approaches to stormwater management.

Here are just a few examples of steps that leaders can take immediately: Consider using a collective impact approach to building cradle-to-career continua of solutions in low-income areas.

Immediately prior to the screening, an important local foundation, The Sherwood Trust, convened a high-level meeting of several dozen local business, non-profit, and civic leaders to talk about collective impact approaches to improving outcomes for local youth.

The OYIF mission is two-fold: 1) to build evidence of success for utilizing the collective impact strategy to build and deepen pathways that achieve better outcomes in education and employment for Opportunity Youth; and 2) to make the case for increased adoption of the collective impact approach as an effective model for community health and systems change.