They may tide David Cameron over the election, but don't address long-term problems of fragile living standards and flagging productivity that will impoverish us all if we don't get to grips with them.
"But Hugh Sampson's work may turn the tide".
History and pedigree may favor the Tide, but this one may not be as lopsided as it may appear.
Calculate these harmonic variable components for a given place and time and you may predict the tide.
It may think the tide is running its way, leaving it to rule Gaza, whatever its rivals on the West Bank think.
Just as it looked as though a Sunderland goal may come, the tide was stemmed by a moment of controversy on 15 minutes.
In the search for new and effective antibiotic compounds, antimicrobial peptides, which are part of a larger group of host defence peptides and proteins, have emerged as a potential class of agents that may stem the tide of antibiotic resistance.
Proponents of negotiations say some economic and political currents may turn the tide in their favor.
While the leader of the fighting force (Michael Ironside) clashes with the beloved John Conner (Christian Bale), a new weapon is discovered that may turn the tide for the humans.
But recent renewed focus on the unique and tremendous value of this resource by governments and communities surrounding the lakes may turn the tide of neglect and abuse.
