change tack

Frequency: 7.612.8 per million words

to alter one's approach or method

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Examples (10)

  • She suddenly changed tack, taking him by surprise.
  • The company decided to change tack and focus on a new market segment.
  • After facing criticism, the politician was forced to change tack on the controversial policy.
  • If our current strategy isn't working, we'll have to change tack and try something different.
  • He tried to persuade her, but she refused to change tack despite his arguments.
  • During the debate, the speaker abruptly changed tack to address a different issue.
  • Sometimes, a complete change of tack is necessary to overcome an obstacle.
  • They were advised to change tack and adopt a more collaborative approach.
  • We must be prepared to change tack quickly if market conditions shift.
  • Her decision to change tack in her career proved to be a wise one.