Sentence examples for opposing approach from inspiring English sources

An opposing approach that relies on strict behavioral goals and checklists has been more intensively studied and is more widely used in the United States.

The opposing approach might be called the "rewrite" style, wherein the historical intention of the work holds no particular authority, and can thus be stretched, tortured or abandoned at will.

You will even look where your ideas intersect with an opposing approach to create alignment instead of competition.

They hit upon Troilus and Cressida because its warring nations complimented the company's opposing approaches.

The buildup to the game will include dissection and debate over the opposing approaches to the end of the regular season.

With many partnerships hingeing on complementary skill sets, founders may have opposing approaches to problem-solving, increasing the risk of potential conflict.

A photo taken of the two leaders toasting each other shows their contrasting visions and opposing approaches as they touch glasses.

At one point during tense written exchanges, both leaders claimed, in defense of their opposing approaches to the unrest in Grenada, that lives were at stake.

Yet the apparent contradiction between these two opposing approaches to what are still sometimes quaintly termed "new media" can be quickly reconciled with the help of a second application of that trusty proverb about people who live in glass houses.

Correction: March 8, 2000, Wednesday Because of a production error, an article in Arts & Ideas on Saturday about opposing approaches to the relationship of flight computers and autopilots to their human operators omitted part of a quotation.

The contradicting visions of the two men and their opposing approaches on Syria were expected to carry over into face-to-face talks set to take place between them later last night on the fringes of the Assembly.