Sentence examples for somewhat different tack from inspiring English sources

But Polaroid is taking a somewhat different tack.

Vanguard has taken a somewhat different tack from other fund companies, by creating only five broad-based foreign E.T.F.'s.

Stephanie Gamble, co-owner of the House Downtown, a home decorating store in Baltimore and Havre de Grace, Md., is taking a somewhat different tack.

(David Wildstein, the former Christie ally who answered Kelly's e-mail — "Got it" — appears to have taken a somewhat different tack. He's taking the Fifth for testimony but may produce documents).

Proponents of labeling in Washington State have taken a somewhat different tack from those in California, arguing that the failure to label will hurt the state's fisheries and apple and wheat farms.

But he wants the relationship to change: a smaller deep-sea fishing industry, for example, and more "slow-life" industries, such as tourism, organic food and day-boat fishing.The prefectural governor, Yoshihiro Murai, takes a somewhat different tack.

Then he took a slightly different tack.

Ms. Little took a slightly different tack.

Canada has taken a slightly different tack.

Home Depot takes a slightly different tack.

But Sprint is taking a slightly different tack.