Sentence examples for tack to try from inspiring English sources

Oliver also writes at length about how No 10 considered changing tack to try to win the argument on immigration, but decided against it on the grounds that this approach would lack credibility.

But researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have taken a different tack to try to take some of the tedium out of web browsing — and the result is a tool, called Polaris, which they say can reduce page load times by as much as 34percentnt.

But the market for cash among banks is global, and in Europe, government interventions have been unpredictable, with different countries taking different tacks to try to prevent a spiraling crisis in the financial system.

Needless to say, "ironic" is also a term that could describe many moments in the American relationship with Egypt — our government did support that regime — which may be why Obama's tack is to try to set that aside and just be happy for the Egyptians now.

Needless to say, "ironic" is also a term that could describe many moments in the American relationship with Egypt our government did support that regime which may be why Obama's tack is to try to set that aside and just be happy for the Egyptians now.

Time to try another tack.

"Who is going to try to tack on a fee next for using a credit card?" he said.

It's this latter tack that I would like to try here.

After several abortive attempts to contact the National Hamster Council and the British Hamster Association, I decide to try another tack.

But after years of declining passenger numbers in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, he decided he needed to try another tack.

But as Dr Pepper try to kill him with kindness this week, batting their eyes at his solicitors' missives, perhaps they ought to try another tack.