Sentence examples for a tactic which was from inspiring English sources

Boyd has struggled for form in the opening weeks of the season and was replaced by Jean-Claude Darcheville as Smith's lone forward, a tactic which was widely criticised a year ago when the former manager, Paul Le Guen, utilised it but is apparently accepted by Rangers players and fans alike now.

"I think there was a tactic which was used.

One document refers to a tactic which was "used a lot in recent UK conference, eg G20".

"They had a tactic which was to foul, but they were going five and six without getting a booking," he added.

This event shows an early – if not entirely novel – effective use of the longbow against cavalry, a tactic which was to become central to future English military success.

To avoid unsightly sunburns, try a tactic which was recently found to prevent sun damage to skin in a one thousand year study on human exposure to the sun -- stay in the shade.

It joined with Breast Cancer Care, Anthony Nolan and Movember, a tactic which is boosting sales.

Mr Brown may, in later Budgets, restrict or abolish some of the many tax breaks and reliefs, a tactic which is likely to hit the well-off harder than the low-paid.

Stop trying to sell ever more bothersome and intrusive advertisements in a desperate attempt to raise your ad rates a tiny amount: that's a tactic which is now manifestly self-defeating, and which will only result in Google and Facebook winning everything.

They raise fundamental questions about the legality of the killings and of the long-term imprisonment without trial, and also pragmatically about the impact of a tactic which is inherently likely to kill, injure and alienate the innocent bystanders whose support the coalition craves.

It's a tactic which is juvenile, hyperbolic, and unworthy of anyone not currently involved in a political campaign.