Sentence examples for more deliberate approach from inspiring English sources

Garbus, whose compositions tend toward the avant-garde, took a more deliberate approach.

Going forward, she plans to harness the strength of the group, taking a more deliberate approach.

Iraqi and Americans commanders, chastened by the stumbling first week of the Basra operation, favored a more deliberate approach.

Drawing on their experience in urban operations in Northern Ireland, the British took a far more deliberate approach.

We can't keep up with what you're publishing.' " Gellman, a fifty-two-year-old Pulitzer Prize winner and former Rhodes Scholar, took a more deliberate approach.

Ms. Wagner, who produced a number of movies in partnership with Mr. Cruise, beginning with "Mission: Impossible" in 1996, has insisted on more deliberate approach.

"We're taking a more deliberate, slower approach," said Gabriel, who expects Hill to be at full strength for training camp.

The Senate had the opportunity to support a more deliberate, multilateral approach, one that still would have empowered the United States to respond to any imminent threat posed by Saddam Hussein.

"For many millennials, affordability, knowledge and impact are very real barriers to a more sustained, deliberate approach to giving," she says.

Lars Horntveth, after moving from Oslo to Los Angeles a few years back, took more of deliberate approach into crafting Starfire, but its results recount electronic influenced jazz of previous eras but with a modern twist.

The United States has been even more deliberate in its approach to the crisis.