Sentence examples similar to questions of approach from inspiring English sources

It was more a question of approach, and technique, and aesthetic.

Flowing from this question of approach, Kerry's first few months in office have suggested another potential problem – his apparent lack of influence in the US government.

Asked to address Shriver's explosive comments, Smith tactfully told Chotiner that "it's just a question of approach.

When the Treasury discovered that Crockett was suffering from an especially unpleasant form of cancer, there could be no question of approaching him (he died earlier this year).

"Those kinds of questions, that kind of approach to the world, is what I find satisfying," he says.

The question of which approach is the best is still unresolved.

This paper addresses the question of Human Factors/Ergonomics approach to ensure a safe and effective design and implementation of Health Information Technologies in healthcare environments.

Scholars with different facets have addressed the question of optimized approach in PSS development project considering either the classical development process of the PSS components or a new tailored development approach.

The question of which approach is more useful for daily clinical practice and outcome studies remains to be addressed by future studies.

There are many ways in which antiplatelet use can be increased; it is now a question of which approach can be most efficiently adapted in each clinical setting.

The fact that using either "maximum FST" or "average FST" leads to different results, raises the question of which approach is more accurate.