Sentence examples for ways to approach problems from inspiring English sources
Even if humans are quickly losing their grip on the game of Go, there's a lesson hidden somewhere in the carnage — taking humans out of the loop, even for a brief amount of time, can teach us new ways to approach problems created by millennia of closed-mindedness.
In the case, three sources of normative structuring business process re-engineering, the consultant, and the target organization's business environment converged to create new rules defining how to conceptualize the problem space, the appropriate ways to approach problems, who had actionable authority and how ideas were to be expressed.
We are supposed to sharpen our intuitions and learn new ways to approach problems. .
"Working with limited resources and the funding constraints of Ghana's health sector, I'm not only learning more about healthcare challenges outside the US -- I'm learning new ways to approach problems that I'm bringing back to PwC".
Some schools that have embraced those learning tools have found effective new ways to approach problem solving through open-ended and problem-based learning, according to a 2010 report by The New York Times.
Hillel Chiel, a neurobiologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, who works to develop "soft" robots that mimic natural behavior, says feline lapping could give robotics experts a new way to approach problems that require delicate handling of liquids, such as oil cleanups.
Sixth grade math students use code as a new way to approach problem solving.
When the pieces of the puzzle come together and a potentially clinically relevant advance or breakthrough is made, clinical investigators take the information gathered by basic researchers and develop systematic ways to approach the problems presented by a particular disease.
The debate over marijuana legalization could be enlightening and helpful as we find better ways to approach drug problems in the United States.
As Burton Watson remarks in The Selected Poems of Du Fu, "There are many different ways to approach the problems involved in translating Du Fu, which is why we need as many different translations as possible" (p. xxii).
Yet such analyses, combining these issues, are logical ways to approach complex problems [ 5, 6, 11].
