Sentence examples for adapting tactics from inspiring English sources

Now the government needs to take the lessons learned by international forces and apply them to its own forces, starting with tracking civilian harm and adapting tactics to better avoid civilians in the first place.

Adapting tactics to openings Mr. Obama has provided, she has shelved the quavering emotion of mid-winter New Hampshire in favor of springtime expressions of grit; seeking a contrast with Mr. Obama's relationship to small-town America, she displayed her attachment to firearms and taste for whiskey shots in Pennsylvania.

For just as the Hong Kong protests, on both sides of the harbor, were adapting tactics and reworking slogans from many past struggles, they were enriching the local and international repertoire from which later generations of activists could choose.

But now England have made catching up on dominating possession a priority, the next challenge follows: to be more durable mentally and to adapt tactics according to a given situation.

But more than depth, Bradley values the versatility of certain players, which would allow him to adapt tactics and provide cover during the unpredictable three-game group stage of the World Cup, where injuries or suspensions, unpredictable but inevitable, threaten to derail his strategy.

Now that there is, the SNP leadership has to adapt tactics and strategy.

Throughout the war in Iraq the American military faced an enemy whose ability to adapt tactics and weapons proved increasingly deadly.

Rather than change the fundamental values of human and political rights, they adapted tactics and politics and ultimately changed the flow of history.