Sentence examples for a separate tack from inspiring English sources
Downing Street says the trip is meant to show that Britain can treat India as a normal trading partner, with the security issues surrounding Delhi's troubled relations with Pakistan dealt with on a separate tack.
On a separate tack, Robert Novy-Marx has suggested that actually the best predictor of momentum is intermediate past performance.
Finally, and on a separate tack, our construction of a double null mutation for caps and trn allows us to show unambiguously that neither are essential for the normal formation of the dorsal-ventral boundary of the wing imaginal disc, a process that overexpressed Caps and Trn can disrupt [11].
Despite the OCC's separate tack, state and federal officials say they remain hopeful that a unified settlement can ultimately be reached.
Prosecutors are also tacking on a separate charge related to terrorism in order to extend the statue of limitations for the hacking crime -- which is normally five years -- to the eight years Assange has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London as CFAA-focused attorney Tor Ekeland pointed out on Twitter.
Even with this one data set, these results might have a larger impact in a separate short publication, rather than tacked on at the end of the present study.
That way, lawmakers can't tack on some extra stuff to a bill and sneak in a separate law.
In a separate initiative, seven climate scientists wrote an open letter calling on Heartland to see the moment of exposure as an opportunity to change tack.
When a device has no discernible purpose besides showing picture books and math problems — when it isn't clearly a high-tech device — it can be used the way books are used in the home and at school rather than as something separate and tacked on to the pedagogical process.
Keeping tack and feed rooms separate keeps the tack from being covered with feed dust.
