Sentence examples for a tough tactic from inspiring English sources

Me, or your lyin' eyes?" It's a tough tactic to pull off, but so far it seems to be working nicely, a measure perhaps of how far journalists have fallen in the public esteem: the word of a billionaire businessman is apparently more believable than that of a millionaire anchorman.

This can be a tough tactic to master, but worthwhile.

Six minutes after his Scotland Yard missive, Trump offered a "tougher" tactic against "loser terrorists": "The internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off & use better!" Cut off the Internet?

If this was simply a tough negotiating tactic, Paulson may have overplayed his hand.

Every tough tactic we have deployed since the attacks would have been deployed before the attacks.

By employing a range of tough tactics and by building a security barrier inside parts of the West Bank, Israel's security forces have greatly reduced the number of Palestinian suicide bombings and other attacks since they peaked in 2002.

What is sad is the way that we are being diverted into a discussion about "tough" tactics on the street, rather than the root cause of the problem – which lies further upstream in the inappropriate housing available for the street homeless.

Legalistic and argumentative, Mr. Ickes is a man of tough manner and tough tactics with a notoriously dramatic temper, though one he orchestrates to calculated effect.

The online shopping site has a history of adopting tough tactics during negotiations with the books industry.

J. Michael Pearson has become a billionaire from his tough tactics as the head of the fast-growing Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.

Candidates from around the region began hiring the siblings, who were quickly building a reputation for their tough tactics and winning ways.