Príklady approached

• Slow down as you approach the corner.

• Under no circumstances should you approach the man.

• The traffic lights turned green as we approached the junction.

• With exams approaching, it's a good idea to review your class notes.

• Sports teaching at the college doesn't even approach the required standard.

• We really ought to approach the problem in a more scientific manner.

• He approached the task in a very mature and systematic way.

• It's difficult to know how to approach such a complex situation.

• The new boss approaches staff discipline much more strictly.

• My two children have very different ways of approaching things.

• The whole system was corrupt - every official she approached wanted money before helping her.

• Be careful how you approach her - she's very temperamental.

• PJH Corporation said it had been approached by two possible suitors who had submitted bids to buy the company.

• At first, they refused to sign the agreement, but they caved in when they heard another firm was being approached.

• He was in a snit this morning and I didn't dare approach him.

• The nearer that this model is approached, the more successful a purely quantitative approach will be, as in drug trials.

• Now, if somebody wanted to get a part of the program what would they be asking for when they approached you?

• Possibly the concept of value as approached here could be one of the items in such a tool kit.

• The atmosphere of some popular jazu-kissa approached that of a live but performerless concert, albeit one in which audience-performer interaction was non-existent.

• Migration can, of course, be approached more directly by a description and analysis of the available statistics.

• Approached by both elite and non-elite members of society, muft-s were quite accessible scholars.

• Although this extraordinary absence and textual silence lies at the ideological centre of the opera, it is best approached from a narrative perspective.

• The issue could be approached in at least two ways, not necessarily mutually exclusive.

• Housing projects creating new - either public or collective - outdoor spaces need not be approached as solely defensive and exclusive enterprises.

• Authentic texts also displayed a tendency toward having a higher incidence of adjectives and subordinating conjunctions and prepositions, but these findings only approached significance.

• After prospects have been identified and approached, the next phase of selling is that of presenting products to the prospects.

• During the dry season the locusts could be approached nearer than during the rains, owing to their inactivity when the humidity is low.

• Accompanied by seven elephants, the hunting party approached the tiger.

• The harmony syllabus comprised the theoretical understanding of chords, harmonization of a given bass line and soprano line approached in a broad range of styles.

• Having completed the work, he set about trying to advertise it, but those he approached seemed reluctant to assist him.