Sentence examples for tricky approach from inspiring English sources

Knowing that Steven Pinker is Dennett's friend I try another tricky approach: CJ In Pinker's The Better Angels of our Nature, he spoke of empathy but was in fact describing sympathy.

It's a tricky approach, and a natural for narcissists; Wilentz addresses one such instance in a chapter entitled "The Violent-Sex Cure," in which she dissects a young American journalist's self-publicized "fake-rape" therapy.

Shell's solar division, which is developing a thin film similar to CIGS, thinks it could reduce the cost of solar panels by more than 50% by 2012 .Talisman, an oil company, has decided to put up two windmills on top of one of its gas platforms".Another promising, but tricky, approach is organic solar panels.

A buffering technique in the high power zone has been proposed to mitigate the surface damage by introducing secondary plasma in MW-PECVD, through a simple but tricky approach.

"You're up against this concept that actually only exists in someone else's imagination, which is tough to try to match," says Colter of Nightfall's tricky approach to tackling the expectations of a passionate fan base.

However, while SkyPhrase's founding team is composed of researchers and professors itself, Cassimatis wants to not only bring his work outside of academia but compete with the Siris of the world by taking a third, less-traveled and trickier approach to the NLP problem.

Cahalan, like many an expert, divides the Sydney Hobart into three sections: the New South Wales coast, Bass Strait and the Tasmanian coast, although some consider the tricky final approach to Hobart up the Derwent River worthy of its own category.

Among the course's finest holes are the par-three 9th, which features a stylish island green, and the par-five 18th, a dogleg left with a tricky, uphill approach to the putting surface.

While 401(k) investing may seem tricky, your approach to it can be streamlined.

Few subjects are trickier to approach.

Crowder enters the N.B.A. as a defensive big repurposed as a wing stopper — a transition that, while tricky, informs his approach to team defense in a unique way.