Sentence examples for a good tactic to from inspiring English sources

This pledge might have seemed a good tactic to win the affections of the party's Eurosceptics.

He adds: "It is also a good tactic to arrange your meeting well in advance of budgeting so that your boss can factor it in".

There is anecdotal evidence — and continuing research — looking into whether delaying a response to an e-mail can be a good tactic to getting more concessions during business negotiations, Professor Belkin said.

This is a good tactic to use after you meet someone for the first time.

This is a good tactic to help you brainstorm exactly what you'd like to say in your conclusion.

If you want to trigger mild surprise or a laugh, this is a good tactic to choose.

It seemed like a good tactic — at least to people who work with victims of domestic violence.

Mrs Clinton has already branded him a "Newt Gingrich conservative"—a good tactic in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans.

A good tactic is to consciously make an effort to casually keep one hand on top of the other, resting in your lap or on the table when other people are speaking.

If they attempt to or actually leave the time out while it's still in progress a good tactic is to lengthen the amount of time or every time they attempt to escape.

In instances where there is a disagreement, a good tactic is to ask them whether they would accept the offer they had just made to you.