Sentence examples for a definite strategy from inspiring English sources

In these cases, as with his argument against the satisfiability of condition [c] of the Stoic definition, it seems possible to trace a definite strategy behind Arcesilaus' arguments: he argued against Zeno's empiricist presuppositions by deploying Platonic objections and theories (see Schofield 1999, von Staden 1978).

There was a definite strategy here.

Since Haig never gave a substantive account of the 15 months he spent with Nixon, it is unclear if he arrived with a definite strategy in mind.

He added, "It was a definite strategy that once all the progress that could be made in Washington was done, the idea was to turn it over to the states".

Sabathia's last five starts against Detroit have come opposite Verlander, whose dominant spring training — 0.96 earned run average in 28 innings — prepared him for a lineup that approached him with a definite strategy.

Therefore, this concept can serve as a pre-selection before deciding a definite strategy.

This advantage disappears in experiment 2, where players are supposed to have learnt and to be using a more definite strategy.

They have definite strategies for this, but I was happy to hear that their focus on building something beautiful and usable was an equally high priority.

It remains to be seen whether this is the case, but it's a definite change in strategy".

However, while confusion or outrage are common, there has been little acknowledgement that they are reactions to a definite Nato strategy.

The fast and uncontrolled expansion of industries, agriculture and settlements in developing countries implies a definite need to develop strategies for effective land management.