Sentence examples for methods had come from inspiring English sources

Methods had come and gone, theories had replaced theories, but one constant remained: humans couldn't multitask.

Lyon's methods have come under question amidst reports of player unrest at the AFL club.

Fundraising methods have come under the spotlight since Cooke's death.

Methods have come a long way since then, and are experiencing a burst of innovation today.

Since then, warnings about the removal of aerators and other dubious testing methods have come every couple of years.

But their methods have come under growing attack from gays who say the therapy has led to guilt, hopelessness and anger.

These methods have come under fire in the US as they have been associated with large leaks of methane, flaring of excess methane, and the widespread despoliation of the landscape.

The inspection service's methods have come under national debate over the last several years as the agency has sought to shift more of the responsibility for cleanliness to the plants themselves.

Such rehabilitation methods have come under intense scrutiny from family members of veterans who suffered traumatic brain injuries, including those caused by nonpenetrating blasts, as well as wounds from bombs, bullets or blows to the head.

Telephone fundraising generates £35m of annual income among members of the Fundraising Standards Board – which represents about 50% of all UK charities – but these and other traditional fundraising methods have come under fire recently, following the death of Olive Cooke.

Magath was replaced by Kit Symons as manager last week, and the 61-year-old's methods have come under fierce criticism from former players, notably Hangeland, 33, who said: "His main tool is to try and mentally and physically batter his players and then hopefully get some results out of that.