Sentence examples for rogue approach from inspiring English sources

Gallagher, a former executive of the San Francisco Giants and the chief executive of Flogton, is among a group of mainly Silicon Valley businessmen promoting a rogue approach to the sport that some may find makes the game more playable.

Is this rogue approach to software rollouts good or bad for businesses?

We show the feasibility of our approach through two plausible applications: a Wi-Fi rogue access point detector and a lost-object finder.

Do Ms. Post and Dr. Senning really want an honest answer to "Would you like to take out the garbage for me?" There are nothing but honest children in "Stoo Hample's Book of Bad Manners," which takes the rogues' gallery approach.

"They're not here to fish," Hanks-as-Phillips says about a couple of rogue boats approaching his ship.

He called her a "rogue reporter" for approaching Callinan without permission.

She was criticised by Rae as "a rogue reporter" for approaching Callinan without permission from her bosses.

It resulted in Stephen Rae, editor-in-chief of the Independent titles, calling her "a rogue reporter" for approaching the police chief without editorial permission.

We need more councils to take a zero tolerance approach to rogue landlords.

Unfortunately, the Bush administration has refused to take this approach with other rogue regimes, notably Iran and Syria.

I've always been a team guy, so if anyone decided that they were going to kind of go rogue or take an individual approach, I was always the person the team would look to and say: "Go talk to him.