Sentence examples for an obvious tactic from inspiring English sources

There was a sharp intake of breath when West's rap intimated that Taylor Swift might sleep with him, now that he had made her famous – an obvious tactic to generate post-event social media fallout.

It's a simple play — Tebow either hands off from the shotgun or keeps the ball and runs, depending on the defensive formation — and an obvious tactic for a fast quarterback, but the Raiders reacted as if they were somehow unaware of Tebow's skill set.

Writing by walking, and walking again to gather up the will to write, was such an obvious tactic; a mediated response to a dim period of failing industries, social unrest, power cuts: suppression of the imagination after the unbridled utopianism of the 60s.

Perhaps an obvious tactic is to forget about the UK completely.

Using computer modeling to try to answer such questions seems like an obvious tactic, because variables like pricing can be changed to explore potential effects.

This is a blindingly obvious tactic that none of his predecessors had the nous to employ.

Pretending you're taking a picture of your mate, when really you're taking one of me, is a pretty obvious tactic.

To style a Scottish hotel on what the creator imagined New York to be like may not be the most obvious tactic for an Edinburgh hotelier, but ignore the rash of exposed brick and wenge wood and, beneath the veneer, you'll find a hotel with a fantastic, central location and 30 comfortable, well-equipped bedrooms.

Direct recognition/binding by damaged DNA binding proteins is one obvious tactic to detect a lesion.

Republicans wanted to add dozens of amendments, an obvious delaying tactic, while Democrats tried to block all but their own amendments.

One obvious tactic would be to work more closely with village elders who vet the recruits.