1.   I have a much more practical approach than a visionary.

2.   It would no doubt be possible to devise a more scientific approach than this.

3.   In doing so they favoured a more flexible approach than that contained in the proposals put forward by the European Commission.

4.   This would seem to be a more constructive approach than simply locking up individuals.

5.   As companies shift their businesses to the Internet, he said, there is a bigger opening for a new approach than for incremental improvements.

6.   As to any war plan itself, the military expects to be asked for a more traditional approach than the unconventional campaign in Afghanistan.

7.   At Hubbard Street he has taken a more fluid approach than his predecessor, partly by easing distinctions between the first and second companies and between dancers and choreographers.

8.   A. I would take a different approach than what you suggest.

9.   Aaron Silverberg, the brand director for ThermaSilk at Unilever, said the new Web technology allowed a more subjective approach than its past Internet ads.