Sentence examples for a serious strategy from inspiring English sources

XCOM 2 is a serious strategy game, even on normal difficulty.

Worse, there is no sign that anyone in Washington has a serious strategy either for getting Argentina out of this mess or for dealing with an Argentine collapse.

The party has been building a grassroots presence across France in order to move from a simple protest vote to a party with a serious strategy to take power across France.

It is a pity that a serious strategy for improving state education has to be justified in terms of the need for a better-educated workforce to compete with China, because better education ought to be an end in itself.

She never had a serious strategy to address public concern – to stop the undercutting of pay, to improve public services, train British workers to do the jobs, or change attitudes with an honest debate.

Chris Leslie, the shadow chancellor, said: "Britain needs a serious strategy to help exporters – this means redoubling efforts to boost productivity, tackling infrastructure obstacles, addressing the skills deficit and ensuring innovators can access the capital they need".

Peter Kellner, chair of the report's editorial board and president of YouGov, said: "The NHS is facing an acute funding shortage and any serious strategy to address this must tackle the causes of preventable ill health.

In the absence of any serious strategy to protect democracy the right resorts, instead, to a defence of "culture" – reinvented as "tradition", elevated to "heritage" and imagined as immutable.

Nor do they have any serious strategy for tackling illegal immigration.

Newt Gingrich has just sent out an e-mail to his supporters entitled "America at Risk, A War with No Name," which argues for the development of a "long overdue serious strategy in fighting terrorism and the ideology behind it".

Other panelists echoed that there is a lot of serious strategy in Woot's silliness.