Sentence examples for a typical tactic from inspiring English sources

The attacks used bombs hidden in a parked motorcycle and cars, among other places, but did not involve suicide bombers, a typical tactic of Al Qaeda in Iraq.

"It has been a typical tactic of the U.S. to send a strong political message by attacking other countries using advanced warplanes and cruise missiles," the article said.

In a television interview last week, Mr. Lee said that this North Korean strategy was a "typical tactic, overused in the past," and that it would no longer result in aid or other concessions.

The shopkeepers organised resistance to the new plan, and resolved to file an injunction to stop it – a typical tactic for arresting the implementation of urban projects in Brazil.

The work to rule will take a variety of forms but a typical tactic is for just one defence solicitor to turn up to cover all the law firm's caseload for a given day.

"Damage control and impact minimization [is] a typical tactic used by vendors to protect their public image," wrote Beresford.

"North Korea has made an ultra-strong statement right before a very important set of negotiations; it is their typical tactic," Yun Duk Min, a professor at Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, a South Korean government institute, said in an interview on Monday.

It was a typical pirate tactic.

"This is a typical industry tactic of a pre-emptive move.

The use of the bizarre raven mission is a typical authorial tactic for Sheers, combining the ancient with the contemporary, the real with the imagined.

Schrems couches this as a typical delay tactic.