Sentence examples for tried-and-true methods from inspiring English sources

DENVER — There are traditional, tried-and-true methods of rebuilding a team.

You can always cook brown rice without this treatment, by any of the tried-and-true methods.

These two tried-and-true methods are still the cornerstone of relieving pain for certain kinds of injuries.

President Xi Jinping is using tried-and-true methods to craft a personality cult reminiscent of Mao.

At the same time it is creating a large pool of underemployed labour that is depressing investment.The digital revolution is opening up a great divide between a skilled and wealthy few and the rest of societyThe effect of technological change on trade is also changing the basis of tried-and-true methods of economic development in poorer economies.

Software-wise, Samsung's brand-new features are innovative and clever, yet most of them don't solve any actual UX problems; they seem impractical and are (in some cases) less convenient than tried-and-true methods we've used in the past.

"Paper ballots are a tried-and-true method that has worked for decades," Mr. Ritter said.

He planned to use the tried-and-true method of inactivation to make a vaccine.

He accused Washington of "hiding the lack of desire or ability" to fulfil the ceasefire agreement "with a tried-and-true method: accusations against Russia".

Ms. Vinoly entered the business through the tried-and-true method of designing for friends, and has yet to turn it all into a profitable business.

Employing a tried-and-true method first used at Harvard Business School, the authors present material both old and new in a clear and pertinent fashion.