Sentence examples for this approach back from inspiring English sources

The spin doctors adopted this approach back in 2012, when Guardian journalists first revealed that Ian Cameron's wealth had been built offshore.

Jun Rekimoto of Sony Computer Science Laboratories in Tokyo pioneered this approach back in the 1990s, calling it "time-machine computing". But whereas Sony largely ignored ­Rekimoto's work, Apple has taken the idea mainstream.

The Wall Street Journal said that this approach "back fired," and was a costly way to introduce change because of the loss of skilled employees.

The report says there must be clear guidance on what police forces must buy centrally, with the benefits of this approach backed up with robust data.

Stellar venture firms recently launched, such as Core Innovation Capital, DBL Investors and Owl Ventures, are early pioneers of this approach, backing companies in financial services, food and education — and delivering strong returns as a result.

But Purkiss, an Oxford don writing from the heart of the intellectual establishment, is determined "to seduce the academy into taking this human approach back".

Once you've addressed each vulnerability, ask employees to brainstorm how to turn this new approach back on your competitors.

This approach dates back to at least the nineteen-sixties, when Amnesty was formed.

This approach dates back to the utilitarian philosophers of the 19th century, such as Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.

She said this approach dated back to Labor's introduction of Medicare forerunner Medibank "and the Fraser government privatised it".

Early versions of this approach go back to Henley 1989 and Drossel and Schwabel 1992, who used cellular automaton on a grid of cells.