Sentence examples for accurate tactics from inspiring English sources

So, not refuted, it demands accurate tactics to justify itself.

It is too bad that Ms. Roth's suggestions come in e-mail messages strung with too many capital letters and undiplomatic, if accurate, scare tactics (on the threat of diabetes—"we're talking amputations, blindness, endless finger pricking, endless disabilities").

There are any number of tools and vendors out there that give an accurate assessment of tactics in isolation.

Profiling is an accurate, time-tested tactic that exposes criminals.

These new tactics stressed accurate gunnery, especially at longer ranges, though the necessities of the line-ahead formation led to a great deal of rigidity in the tactics.

(A C.I.A. spokesperson told me that the agency "uses lawful, highly accurate, and effective tools and tactics to take the fight to Al Qaeda and its violent allies. That careful, precise approach has brought major success against a very dangerous and deadly enemy").

Anthropologists have long noted that forager war narratives contain accurate descriptions of lethal raiding tactics and practices.

Although Jones contends, "I don't enjoy hitting people; I enjoy outsmarting them," and frequently uses chess as an analogy, there are far more accurate representations of his strategy and tactics.

Aigler charged that Savage had "no intention of being fair and accurate" and accused Savage of questionable tactics in sending Michigan's president a report of conditions different from the report in the bulletin.

The Quasp precisely measure acceleration patterns, reactivity in change of direction and sports team tactic quantification through highly accurate location tracking.

Lawn said it is important for adults to provide accurate information about drugs because false scare tactics no longer will work on a drug-wise youth population that probably knows more about the subject than grown-ups.