Sentence examples for tack is that from inspiring English sources
The problem with this tack is that Louisiana's economic fortunes are to a large degree tied to those of BP and the oil industry.
The fail-safe on this tack is that mortgage lenders planned to confirm the returns when the IRS opened back up for business.
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The only drawback to the Kurds' whole semi-neutral tack is that their good living has led Syrian al Qaeda rip-offs like ISIS and the al Nusra Front to declare fatwas against all Kurds for indulging in such vices as holding elections, not enforcing Sharia law and letting women walk around with their hair out.
That tack is meant to appeal to the target consumer for Snickers, defined by Ms. Walker as men ages 18 to 49 with "a bull's-eye of 18 to 34".
That tack is certain to be emphasized by Israeli leaders, who have reacted to Iran's outreach with deep suspicion.
One advertiser that is taking that candid tack is LoJack, the maker of automotive antitheft devices.
Their new tack is to argue that Mr Hague may be good at making jokes, but that his tolerance of the likes of Lord Archer and Mr Ashcroft shows woeful judgment.
To the charge that these represent counterexamples to functional beauty theory, one tack is to answer that if ruins represent architectural objects, they are dysfunctional and their beauty is manifest in non-functional ways (Parsons and Carlson).
A different tack is to deny that a concept is useless if there is no effective empirical decision procedure for ascertaining whether it applies.
Another tack is to argue that Wednesday's dual rulings were not really a defeat for gay marriage foes and that no one should run up the white flag of surrender.
