Sentence examples for took this tack from inspiring English sources
"It's unfortunate they took this tack, and they have to realize they're responsible for these reactions.
Mr. Clinton, another state governor, at least partly took this tack in 1992.
In particular, Republicans draw comfort from the unpopularity of President Barack Obama's healthcare law, which they see as proof that Americans are inherently suspicious of big government solutions and redistribution.Mr Cruz took this tack, telling his youthful audience that Obamacare was a particularly brutal transfer of wealth and benefits from the young and healthy to "everyone else".
Quine often took this tack of making problematic relations explicitly linguistic, for example, in the case of propositional attitudes; see Quine (1960: 211 216).
Skilling took this tack, too, referring to the controversial private partnership deals whose disclosure figured prominently in Enron's bankruptcy: "Quite frankly, as long as the accountants had told me that they thought this was an appropriate structure, I felt comfortable with it," he said in answering a question about the Raptors deals that the Powers Report said hid $1 billion in losses.
"So we kind of took this tack, then of course the hardware has to be fantastic it has to support the software and support the user and be something the user can be proud of and my belief is that when people see the Jolla device they want to see what's inside".
If it's read strictly, the administration loses".Mr Obama appears to be taking this tack.
By taking this tack, they are also eliminating the need to have more, less wealthy clients.
Faculty of 1000, an online biology and medicine publisher, has taken this tack with F1000 Research, its flagship journal.Indeed it is taking the idea further.
It works across national borders, too, avoiding roaming charges, another source of juicy margins.Apple will not be the first company to take this tack.
If only Brooks and others who take this tack could explain to us sad atheists the difference between the "joy of religious contact" and wishful thinking.
