Sentence examples for an unconventional tactic from inspiring English sources

One target is negative interest rates — an unconventional tactic adopted in Japan and Europe that turns the usual rules of borrowing and lending upside down.

Finally, an unconventional tactic that's worked for me: play a two- (or more) player game in a public place like a café, park, or hostel common area.

To change that, my friend, Ryan, proposed an unconventional tactic: What if we sat at an empty table, and on top of it placed a sign that said, "Advice"?

Mirrors are placed at a mercifully far distance so they won't trigger horrible memories of trying things on and the store even has an, err, unconventional tactic to help with decision-making.

Mr. McBride demurred at a suggestion that his unconventional tactic had saved the account for TBWA/ Chiat/Day.

On quantitative easing, an unconventional Federal Reserve tactic used to further increase the money supply when interests rates are already low, Summers says he understands "the view that [quantitative easing] will be relatively ineffective, or that it will be inflationary.

One unconventional tactic has been to use animation to tell a biographical story as was the case with the award-winning 2008 Israeli film Waltz with Bashir.

The unconventional tactic worked: Allen went two for nine from the floor, scoring only four points, and spent only sixteen minutes on the court.

Another very unconventional tactic was A/B testing the film itself.

Thus in order to advance their agenda of delaying climate solutions and maintaining the status quo in the face of a 97percentt expert consensus suggesting that this is a high-risk path, contrarians have engaged in a variety of unconventional tactics.

As a result, of course, the U.S. must be prepared for underhanded tactics and devious weaponry, including ambushes and IEDs (improvised explosive devices, or roadside bombs), as well as a range of other "unconventional" tactics now all too familiar in a world plagued by violent attacks against "soft" targets (aka civilians).