Sentence examples for astute tactics from inspiring English sources

Neither Goffin nor Darcis play doubles regularly – they are ranked Nos 378 and 596 in the world respectively in doubles and had only ever played one tour-level match together – but adopted astute tactics.

Instead we'll take a winning star, astute tactics and a self-awareness that's remarkably on point.

For a while, it looked like an astute tactic.

So I was heartened to recently learn that Mandela's closest friends regard his forgiveness of those tyrants as an astute tactic to help achieve the grander goal of equality.

Boehner did successfully use one politically-astute tactic by allowing the most extreme bill possible to pass in the House, because unlike in the last government shutdown fracas, Mitch McConnell will likely bear the brunt of the Tea Party's wrath rather than Boehner.

During the next six years, aided by his astute and cautious tactics, the Conservative Party steadily increased in numbers and confidence.

Determined, outspoken and fearless, an incendiary pamphleteer, she was politically astute, anticipating the tactics of the civil rights movement.

Leonard beat the formidable Hagler in 1987 to win the world middleweight title with an astute performance, brilliantly employing tactics he had devised with Dundee.

Initially the tactics looked rudimentary but astute.

She was an astute businesswoman, albeit one whose negotiating tactics seemed to have been learnt in the nursery.

However, the astute Christabel realised that more assertive tactics were necessary if votes for women were to be pushed on to the political agenda.