Sentence examples for take a bold approach from inspiring English sources

It's time for the state to take a bold approach".

The drug delivery field needs to take a bold approach to designing future drug delivery formulations primarily based on today's necessities, to produce the necessary innovations.

"The university encouraged the school to take a bold approach which we think will be a reference point for future art schools.

argued Sunday that it's time for the Democratic party to take a "bold" approach on economic issues, adding a single-payer health care system is "on the table". .

Using no narration or talking head interviews, the filmmakers decided to take a bold approach: to reconstruct the tumultuous events that unfolded in 1992 by exclusively using archival footage and photographs.

Second, NATO must take a bolder approach to Rasmussen's concept of Smart Defense.

"Government must stop putting the interests of business before the health of mums and babies and take a bolder approach".

There were calls for China to take a bolder approach commensurate with its economic power, and its dependence on the Middle East for its largest source of oil.

Mr. Walker is the latest Republican to gently urge Mr. Romney to take a bolder approach in his campaign against Mr. Obama.

Tammi from Chicago has taken a bold approach to life after a diagnosis of stage III breast cancer in 2009.

Mr. Ureña takes a bold approach to seared skate, which he has decided can take much more flavorful treatment than it usually gets.