Sentence examples for a decent tactic to from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, who are you going to trust – me, or your lyin' eyes? is a decent tactic to use against journalists when it comes to the trivial stuff: foreign, tax, social and environmental policy.

Tossing out a rhetorical question -- even a well-worn one -- is a decent tactic if the interviewer doesn't think he's getting anywhere and wants to get his interviewee off his talking points and to maybe accidentally reveal something worth drilling down on.

It's a tactic to scale.

Marketing is a decent way to compete.

A decent place to stop for pancakes?

It was a decent thing to do.

I now make a decent amount to pay my bills".

"It looks a decent squad to me.

They deserve a decent place to sleep.

A kangaroo court would be a decent thing to say".

Canada is a decent place to live.