(1) There is no cookie-cutter solution to climate change impacts.

(2) However, not everyone could fit the cookie-cutter mold.

(3) And that's good — we don't want cookie-cutter approaches here.

(4) An enterprising hotelier bought two cookie-cutter businessmen's hotels in Daimyo and then refurbished them as well-priced boutique properties: the Plaza Hotels.

(5) Out:A cookie-cutter approach: same resume for every job. These were from the days before home puters, when changing a resume was a really big deal.

(6) People look at them as cookie-cutter animals, and think that "all dogs love (fill in the blank)."

(7) Out: A cookie-cutter approach: same resume for every job. These were from the days before home computers, when changing a resume was a really big deal.

(8) That cookie-cutter approach to people misses important opportunities for diversity and creates glass ceilings for non-engineers, both of which stifle innovation.

(9) It makes it more interesting than the cookie-cutter physiques seen in some books.

(10) My power, my money, was payoff for a lot of lonely nights in cookie-cutter hotel rooms.

(11) Nyiregyhazi was hailed as a throwback to Rachmaninoff and the other great Romantics , an overlooked star in a dying constellation(), an antidote to the cookie-cutter playing of a new generation.

(12) Hangzhou's new stadium, which resembles the petals of a flower, shows that the days of stripped-down, cookie-cutter stadiums like the Kingdome in Seattle or Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati are gone.

(13) You'll stop beating yourself up for failing to be the perfect, cookie-cutter leader from the management books. And there will be much better alignment between your words and your actions.

(14) Some of our foreign policy moves in the past suggested that we wanted things in a cookie-cutter image.

(15) I think we are all capable of going after our dreams, but that does require a little bit of thinking outside the box on our own part – nobody is going to hand us a cookie-cutter dream job.

(16) There are patterns that can be discerned, but the ingredients for every single challenge that you face are not cookie-cutter.

(17) Handmade goods appeal to those who are tired of cookie-cutter products.

(18) Most Americans would no longer accept a melting pot or a cookie-cutter culture.