Sentence examples for adapt his tactics from inspiring English sources

Allardyce has overachieved to a remarkable extent throughout his career and with access to better players would adapt his tactics as he did at Bolton.

Foreign Minister Alain Juppé declared yesterday that the situation was "difficult" and "confused" and that the West had underestimated Colonel Gaddafi's ability to adapt his tactics in response to the Nato intervention.

It is fair game to criticize Bradley for his inability to adapt his tactics at the start of each game from the 1980s style of sitting back and watching how the game develops to the 2010 style of the great teams of going to goal from the opening whistle.

The situation changes rapidly and the enemy is always adapting his tactics.

Capello, as he always does, has adapted his tactics to the prevailing culture.

He showed unusual versatility both in the combination of different arms and in adapting his tactics to the challenge of enemies who commanded novel forms of warfare the Shaka nomads, the Indian hill tribes, or Porus with his elephants.

Guzmán, however, was captured early into his leadership of the cartel, and it was from jail, in luxury confinement at El Puente Grande maximum security prison near Guadalajara, that Guzmán adapted his tactics to build alliances in public office and high politics.

Pellegrini adapted his tactics, added some defensive solidity to their attacking flair and did not lose again away until the middle of April.

Villas-Boas adapted his tactics following Defoe's injury in 39th minute of the victory at The Hawthorns but was pleased with the way his side coped without a recognised out-and-out forward - albeit against 10 men.

However, during the tour Jardine wrote to inform Fender that much of his information had been correct and that he was adapting his tactics accordingly.

He knew what each team was capable of, and he adapted his tactics to accommodate this knowledge, often on the spot; his working memory helped him to out-think his opponents.