Sentence examples for something to be approached from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the future a political career beckoned; he was approached about the New York Senate seat with which Hillary Clinton is now dallying but said that "the timing wasn't right, that it was something to be approached in a matter of years".This reticence seems to have been turned against him.

But losing her would be sort of like a divorce, something to be approached with foreboding and gravity and handled with delicacy; she has been an intimate part of my kids' lives, after all, for as long as they can remember.

That's not something to be approached lightly.

At this stage, many were clearly not in favour of sexual activity and reported that their experience with illness had taught them that sex was not something to be rushed into but to be approached more carefully.

On the possibility that a new Iraqi government would push American forces from the country: "There's an enormous crapshoot in the approach of this administration on this, which is not exactly the best way to be approaching something like this.

An impoverished quality of debate that frequently and increasingly appears to be approaching something resembling mass hysteria as trolls are delivered dining on-demand.

Her goal, she told me a few years ago, was to make feminism something that could be approached by all women not just well-off white college grads in an era where magazine covers were heralding its death.

Her goal, she told me a few years ago, was to make feminism something that could be approached by all women – not just well-off white university grads – in an era where magazine covers were heralding its death.

"It's something that cannot be approached in terms of a business," he said.

There is something to be said for the approach of Bill Shankly, who reacted to the absence of injured players by carrying on as if they did not exist, concentrating his energy entirely on organising his available forces, an attitude José Mourinho is said to share.

There's something to be said for that approach, which some in my party support.