Sentence examples for a strategy that does from inspiring English sources

The powerful countries should consider a strategy that does not inflict even more pain upon those they propose to help.

However, a strategy that does not focus on getting people into work is not sustainable and could undermine incentives to work.

Television viewers learn to tune out commercials during their favorite shows, a strategy that does not work as well when the commercials are embedded into the entertainment itself.

"Nonviolent resistance is a strategy that doesn't always work.

Second, he is an unapologetic entrepreneur who has less in common with Hollywood big shots than with his peers in Silicon Valley, who are equally willing to dump a strategy that doesn't work.

(Mr. Freeman has a headwaiter history: his hilarious turn as a dining room dictator in the 1993 revival of "She Loves Me" won him a Tony nomination.) It is a strategy that doesn't exactly backfire, but it does redound in an unexpected way, driving everyone into near hysterical despair.

My own sense is this: The Obama package represents the sum total of what was minimally necessary to prevent systemic breakdown, what was politically possible with a Congress that was in no mood to shell out another dime to bail out Wall Street, and what was operationally preferable — at this time — which was a strategy that did not require nationalizing Citigroup & Friends.

The appearance of the empty seats in a new billion-dollar sports palace echoed what occurred in 2009, when steep prices were imposed for the best box seats at the new Yankee Stadium, a strategy that did not work in the midst of a deep recession.

Among his key moves was forging a deal with Microsoft in 2011, under which Nokia adopted the American company's software as its primary platform, a strategy that did little to dent the advance of Apple, Samsung or Google and its Android mobile operating system.

That's partly because Cambridge tackled larger consulting projects, a strategy that didn't jibe with its fixed-price contracts.

For this target, the prudent polar strategy resulted in a minor increase in computational complexity compared to a strategy that did not allow polar residues.