Sentence examples for too approaches from inspiring English sources

Compassion International, too, approaches poverty alleviation as an outgrowth of enterprise.

Here too approaches in the literature vary: some consider multiple pathways and identify their frequent or conserved subgraphs [ 10, 11]; others also build their alignments [ 12- 21].

The woman who brought Mapplethorpe back from the dead, Christina Orr-Cahall, is not immune to the criticism that she, too, approached Mapplethorpe's work as if it were contaminated.

A girl in a striped shirt — her boyfriend was wearing one, too — approached and said, "I use Between every day, and there was an error yesterday".

Over time the party shed its "me too" approach and developed a more sophisticated ideological style, which culminated in Ronald Reagan's 1980 victory.

In pharmaceutical industry ligand based approaches like scaffold hopping, scaffold decoration and me-too approaches, are used to generate lead structures in discovery projects.

It forces the Tories into a kind of policy paralysis, evidenced in the me-too approach on taxation.

If all of this is true, this points to a big question: Is a me-too approach to messaging the best strategy for Twitter right now? No.

In larger ways, too, her approach remains unconventional.

Politically, too, the approach could prove difficult for Abbott.

On the left, too, this approach is becoming more ingrained.