Sentence examples for how to strike a from inspiring English sources

HOW to strike a balance between morality and strategic interest?

The governor, Mr. Lentol said, "knows how to strike a compromise".

But the debate in Colombian society about how to strike a balance between justice and peace will continue.

With PostScript, Adobe had learnt how to strike a balance between charging for software and giving it away.

You and I might disagree about how to strike a balance between those trade-offs, but that's got to be the essential tension.

Although he was sometimes told to make bookings, he said he received virtually no guidance on how to strike a deal or how much to charge.

Her Miss Helen wouldn't even know how to strike an artistic pose.

But like many environmentalists, the patriarch also knows how to strike an apocalyptic note.

But the president faces the same political challenge that has caused such difficulty for the Republican convention organizers — how to strike an aggressive campaign posture against his rival as a potential hurricane barrels toward the Gulf Coast and New Orleans.

As a result, some of her strongest work comes from shooting the intimacy and openness in the face of Heard, who clearly loves the role and is expert in her comfort in front of the camera, knowing how to strike an iconic Hollywood blonde pose with the tilt of her head, the angle of a cigarette.

But I'm a sociable person, I know how to strike up a conversation.