Sentence examples for own approaches from inspiring English sources

Other lawyers have their own approaches.

"We've each got our own approaches," Dobbs says.

Other communities have come up with their own approaches.

Some brands are taking their own approaches to make the fitting room less demoralizing.

Those designers are defining their own approaches, which are influencing their peers elsewhere.

The draft outcome document takes into account that China, Brazil and India are newcomers to the development debate with their own approaches.

And he says that consumer pressure could force the high street banks to be much more transparent about their own approaches to investment.

One participant said they would like to see savings in procurement channelled into a specific pot to fund social programmes, rather than allowing suppliers to adopt their own approaches and risking "gimmicks or tokenism".

(Andrew Wylie's own approaches to McPhee have been unsuccessful. McPhee once jokingly agreed to be represented by him, with the stipulation that any deal had to be acceptable to Straus).

Many viewers will feel queasy at this prospect, because Liliana Cavani, following Highsmith, is nudging them toward a crux that they would rather not confront: does a man become more, or less, cavalier with other lives as the end of his own approaches?

The BPA Grantee Consortium has demonstrated that members of the scientific community are eager to work together even if it means adjusting their own approaches in order to increase the collective impact of their work.