Sentence examples for a weak tactic from inspiring English sources

Besides, in an age in which popular music is incredibly diverse, with more sonic references, instruments and digital trickery available than ever, using sheet music as a measure of a song's originality is a weak tactic, and possibly an irresponsible one.

The result was near disastrous losses for Allied air power, particularly for the British, Portuguese, Belgians, and Australians who were struggling with outmoded aircraft, poor training and weak tactics.

Mr. Trichet said he had "no indication that would change my trust" that the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Treasury and President Barack Obama "aren't playing a tactic of a weak dollar," Mr. Trichet said.

All these are the tactics of a weak and declining power that is fighting for influence.

Zeh also highlighted Merkel's unsatisfactory response to the issue and since then the chancellor has simply continued with hinhaltetaktik (delaying tactics), even peddling a weak argument that many emails sent within Germany go via a server in the US and may therefore be outside the jurisdiction of German law.

The board's opinions about the strategy and tactics may reflect a weak management needing direction, or may represent frustrated operators hoping for an exit and seeking to influence day-to-day decisions.

It remains his weakest surface, but with his remarkable touch and ability to shift tactics, it is clearly not a weak surface for him.

Instead of taking on the issues directly, he revealed a weak hand by resorting to well-known fallacious debate tactics.

His main concern was to shore up a weak presidency by making the war on drugs a diversionary tactic from the disastrous war in Vietnam.

He explained that in chess, when one is in a weaker position, the best tactic is to postpone.

A weak union getting weaker.