Sentence examples for has to straddle from inspiring English sources
"He has to straddle between fiscal austerity and economic growth.
True, as a member of House leadership, McCarthy, 53, sometimes has to straddle two worlds ― support for Trump's agenda and acting to protect the chamber's Republican majority can be in conflict.
Others said Facebook would have to straddle a difficult balance between not turning a blind eye to lawbreakers while also allowing parents to have more fine-tuned controls over their children's social lives online.
In John's situation, he'd like to get some kids who can be great players, but he'll have to straddle that line between development and making money".
That has left most Catholic elected officials in the uneasy position of having to straddle the gap between church doctrine and their constituents, and balance public policy with their private beliefs.
For Thato "TT" Mbha, owner of Black Real Estate, growing up in Soweto and going to school in the white suburbs of north Johannesburg meant he had to straddle two worlds.
Sometimes they take you seriously and sometimes it's, 'Well that's great, Father, keep up the good work.' I've had to straddle this really awkward fence of being a spiritually empowered Jesuit with a mainstream entertainment production company that's trying to do cutting-edge material.
Finally, it was a matter of comfort — the awkwardness of a passenger in the center of the front seat having to straddle a gearshift lever in frequent use — that provided the incentive to move the transmission controls out of the way.
As chairman of Himan and Heeb Administration, the province where Adado is located, he often meets with elders on his living room carpet, and he has had to straddle a delicate religious line, respecting the conservative Muslim culture here without coming across as phony.
For its would-be domain of definition would not only have to straddle distinct types, but also include classes of all types.
