Sentence examples for a frequent tactic for from inspiring English sources
The use of vehicles as weapons in terror attacks is a frequent tactic for extremists, who have adopted it to kill more than 100 people in Europe in recent years.
Targeting advertisers with boycott campaigns is a frequent tactic of the networks' critics.
A frequent tactic, she told CNN in 1995, was to lobby people who had relatives or acquaintances with the disease.
Although there was no immediate claim of responsibility, coordinated bombings against Shiites are a frequent tactic used by Al Qaeda's Iraq branch.
Industry executives have said employing special-purpose entities to acquire trademarks is a frequent tactic in China.
In her memoir, Confessions of a Sociopath, M. E. Thomas talks about her frequent tactic of giving people long, uninterrupted stares to get what she wants.
A frequent Moses tactic, aped by the city in these proceedings, was to schedule public hearings at short-notice, to avoid mobilised resistance.
The pictured red, white and blue clothing was a subtle call to patriotism, one of the frequent tactics of corporate war production committees.
A frequent tension for screenwriters is that directors don't like being told what to show, so Milne, over four decades at the keyboard, has developed tactics for collaboration: "Writing the scene descriptions is a great art.
A frequent adjective for people she likes is "awesome".
