Sentence examples for a basic tactic from inspiring English sources

Strafing is a basic tactic that can help you avoid enemy shots.

Thomas Szasz once said that "keeping another person waiting is a basic tactic for defining him as inferior and oneself as superior".

With no army, institutions, or legal system through which to exercise control, Karzai turned to a more basic tactic: divide and rule.

As well, Marshall employed a fairly basic tactic to get the biggest reaction from his heroine adventurers when they first confront one of the monsters they will soon engage in battle -- he didn't allow the actresses to see the "crawler" costumes until cameras were rolling for the scene.

But I have developed a few basic tactics aimed at avoiding the amnesia/self-loathing/bellyache that can come from sampling 23-odd dishes in one short, alcohol-laden evening.

The organization has also foresworn the basic tactic of many other unions, which try to force pay and benefits upward by turning the work force into a cartel.

The basic tactic remains much as it has always been: nestle close to the Washington administration, sweetly cajoling them with an understanding nod about the exasperating behaviour of those odd Europeans; and discourage Europe from doing anything too ambitious which might upset Uncle Sam, while making the occasional sympathetic noise about the cumbersome naivety of American power.

The basic tactic for job seekers is simple: If you don't know, ask.

The basic tactic of the Syrian air force is to take to the air and to cross this imaginary line, which brings them outside the protective range of their home-based missiles.

Yet the Saudi funding of CIA operations is the same basic tactic used by Ronald Reagan and Oliver North in the Iran-Contra scandal of the 1980s (with Iranian arms sales used to fund CIA-led covert operations in Central America without consent or oversight by the American people).

This is the basic tactic used in simulation.