Sentence examples for techniques of many from inspiring English sources

This can be a hidden way of using cheap labor from minorities -- and one of the best survival techniques of many corporations today.

That's the premise behind a new school of thought called functional fitness, an approach that is transforming the techniques of many trainers.

Naturally, Long also describes everything about his approach to hitting, and breaks down the techniques of many of his Yankees students.

Some see the ideology and techniques of many modern political revolutions and authoritarian regimes as either a legacy or a mimicking of old Christian patterns and methods.

Nor did any raise the potential negative impact on charity income of the proposed Fundraising Preference Service, following years of negative publicity about the marketing campaigns and techniques of many household name charities.

Archaeologists deploy the analytic techniques of many scientific disciplines botany, chemistry, computer science, ecology, evolutionary biology, genetics, geology, and statistics, among others to recover and interpret the material remains of past human activities.

These five dancers don't try for the rigorous lower-body technique of many Western modern-dance companies.

A mode that articulates directly the uncertainty, the chaos of the age, collage is the preferred technique of many of our grandest artists - Cory Arcangel, Kurt Schwitters, Gerhard Richter and this bloke who's sent in a jpg of Phil Collins.

Re Maureen Dowd's Nov. 1 column: Al Gore could close the personality gap and erase our perception of him as a stiff politician who "underestimates voters' intelligence" by using the "as if" technique of many good actors.

The application of the valuation techniques to many of the functions has already been considered extensively elsewhere (Gibbons, 1986; Young, 1996; National Research Council, 1997; Renzetti, 2002), and hence discussion of these is limited here.

But he's proudest of his Hawaiian restaurants and of what he calls their "Hawaiian fusion cuisine," a blend of the islands' native products and the flavors and techniques of its many Asian immigrants.