Sentence examples for sort of tack from inspiring English sources
It remains to be seen what sort of tack will be taken by the courts in such cases, but shareholder lawsuits related to subprime losses could rapidly turn into a slippery slope that prove extremely costly to companies, even in the event of a successful defense.
Benefits for general health S1 (General practitioner): … modifying diet in any cancer process is beneficial and I would probably from my current stand point take that sort of tack in it talking about cancer in general rather than probably being informed enough to specifically talk about prostate cancer.
The only entry that wobbled a bit for me was HIDDEN SCENE, because the scenes at the end of a movie aren't hidden, they're just sort of tacked on at the end.
As the service has sort of tacked on features as it has grown, its designers are faced with the challenge of having all moving parts interact harmoniously with each other, to scale.
"So we sort of changed tack and said, 'well, why don't we follow up on this result and figure out how you can push the effect around?' But the first step was to replicate the finding, because that's how you do science".
Hes a man of fearsome certainties, and he wears on his sleeve a sort of brass-tacks populism that leads, in the essays, to frequent asides about such conspicuously earthy topics as how to sharpen a knife, how to aim a firearm and how to win respect from Teamsters.
In the 1980's, Dr. Zerhouni, then an associate professor of radiology at Johns Hopkins University, found a way to use magnetic fields to create a grid -- a sort of a three-dimensional tick-tack-toe board -- that could track the heart.
But under the proposed settlement, all sorts of merchants could tack on a surcharge to customers who pay with a credit card.
La Sexta is a tack channel anyway - sort of a Spanish equivalent of Channel Five but with even worse football commentary, whose main voice a clown who's actually a basketball commentator but whose act basically involves shouting "¡Vive el fútbol!
Glastonbury has taken the right tack by leaving that sort of thing to the V festival.
