Sentence examples for winning approaches from inspiring English sources

A decade ago, when he was an obscure artist in Mexico City, he worked out winning approaches to a European establishment that was avid for brainy, elegant art with multiculturalist bona fides.

That was a winning approach in the fourth quarter, when anything touched by technology turned to lead.

Rather like his winning approach to slacks, there is something about this which is so thoroughly and brilliantly English.

That was the winning approach for the five professional money managers who built hypothetical retirement portfolios for The New York Times.

McLaughlin was not about to go by the book when he figured that was not a winning approach.

Carbon atoms are normally shy about pairing up; the winning approach was to use atoms of the metal palladium to encourage carbon atoms to bond.

The winning approach here is to let the movie be told in Mr. Hawking's voice, at least his computer-generated one.

Fiscal prudence and a firm and steady hand may prove a winning approach for 2012, Mr. Sarkozy has concluded, and he has already sought to cast his Socialist opponents as irresponsible spendthrifts.

But that's not a winning approach for the whole industry.

Kunstler and other Wall Street types call that a winning approach.

The winning approach seems to be a well designed physical IP network based on simple commodity devices and traditional distributed routing protocols (e.g. OSPF or BGP with ECMP) with the main goal of high-capacity IP forwarding.