Sentence examples for a classic strategy from inspiring English sources

The current manufactured crisis, generated by deliberate government policies, such as funding cuts, is a classic strategy of privatisation.

It is a classic strategy, less freighted than that of, say, Disney, with its talk of digital transformation.

A classic strategy of the school bully is to make his enemies look, in comparison, like uptight weenies.

In content-based image retrieval context, a classic strategy consists in computing off-line a dictionary of visual features.

"It's a classic strategy," Thompson noted: "bring someone in on the low end and gradually lever them up into higher priced – and higher margin – segments.

But developing a longer-acting version of a best-selling medicine is also a classic strategy to extend the time that a company can sell a drug exclusively.

This was a classic Whitfield strategy.

It was an ingenious inversion of a classic experimental strategy.

Rather, "We're looking at a classic Russian strategy of building up tension".

Putting something off-putting at the beginning, it's a classic modernist strategy.

He proposed a classic Keynesian strategy—higher government borrowing accompanied by lower interest rates.