Sentence examples for more current approach from inspiring English sources

Self took a more current approach, showcasing over 100 self-portraits of contemporary artists including Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, and David Hockney.

A much more current approach is a champagne washed eye lid, luscious lashes and a matte pink tone under the brow.

Finally, we compare Ford's approach to more current approaches for platforming and mass customization.

Three priority research areas were identified: (1) improving the public's genetic literacy in order to enhance consumer skills; (2) gauging whether genomic information improves risk communication and adoption of healthier behaviors more than current approaches; and (3) exploring whether genomic discovery in concert with emerging technologies can elucidate new behavioral intervention targets.

Grabber et al. indicated that reduction of lignin content or ferulate-lignin crosslinking would improve the fermentation of cellulose and hemicellulose more than current approaches for shifting lignin composition [ 10].

Second, and perhaps more importantly, the current approach accounts for the likely result that the nature of ERS bias will be different depending on the level of the substantive trait.

The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Meeting on Microbiological Risk Assessment (JEMRA) began a week-long session on Monday 11 March 2019 to discuss consolidating and updating technical guidance documents that will allow for a more current and coordinated approach to assessing microbiological hazards in food.

Though it would not open a path to immigration — workers would still be expected to go home eventually — it would be more forthright than the current approach.

It certainly looks a lot more attractive than the current approach, which by mingling the conservative economics of Herbert Hoover with the strategic inflexibility of Field Marshal Haig threatens to create the mass unemployment, immiseration and the deep social unrest that create the perfect breeding conditions for xenophobia and extremism.

Agency officials say they can now document that $1 million spent helping children 5 years old and younger in the most remote, disadvantaged areas of poor countries would prevent 60 percent more deaths than their current approach — a stunningly higher return on investment.

But it is no more ridiculous than the current approach to determining how much of a tax burden should be thrust upon each property owner.