Sentence examples for the differing approach from inspiring English sources
The differing approach by governments is an emotive issue.
The differing approach to homosexuality by Anglicans and Catholics has become a wedge between them.
No strictly uniform dosing strategy for aerosolized colistin was applied, and differences in regimen reflect the differing approaches of the individual attending physicians.
Another source of friction arose over the differing approaches to curbing Iranian influence in the region.
The differing approaches could bode poorly for Israel, as talks between six global powers and Iran continue.
The differing approaches in paying for the legislation are among the biggest divisions that Senate and House leaders will face, assuming the Senate's passage of its bill.
The differing approaches across the Catholic world to handling the sex abuse crisis are expected to be evident at the conclave.
Thursday will capture as plainly as any day lately the differing approaches of Mr. Obama and Republicans toward the economy and government's role.
The resulting collaboration – or interpretation – is, despite the differing approaches and aesthetics, surprisingly simpatico, and certain to woo a new following.
In a sense, the strategic choice before Trump — double down on the white working class or reach out to white-collar whites — mirrored the differing approaches of the two top advisers who took over the campaign in August.
The differing approaches of the Victorian and NSW campaigns became obvious after senior figures from the NSW Greens' committee of management resigned early in the campaign, a fact the party tried to keep secret.
