Sentence examples for by a tactic from inspiring English sources

Darwin helped sales along by a tactic now routinely employed by modern authors: he promoted it, says Browne, through "journals, newspapers, public lectures, controversial tracts and freethinking magazines".

Oh ReprintsNo Washington politician, as Mr Moore points out, would have taken on tobacco unless he had done so first, and by a tactic that cocked a snook at conventional politics.

As tensions with Russia rose over the conflicts in Ukraine and Syria, in early 2014, the U.S. was stung by a tactic common in Moscow politics: the weaponized leak.

St. Leger's artillery was held up by a tactic that was also used to slow down Burgoyne's army after the fall of Ticonderoga.

Yesterday, Wilpon underlined that approach by borrowing a tactic more popular with other owners and making a recruiting pitch to a prized free agent.

Pilots negotiate the space themselves, working out safe distances from one another by using a tactic as simple as it sounds: "see and avoid".

Firms with broader investment strategies should pick another focus area to ensure platform success, whether by owning a tactic (e.g. workshops, video, etc)., a business function (e.g. recruiting, design) or a sector (B2B SaaS).

Wood and many others were arrested after being "kettled" by police, a tactic where cops trap a group of people in a confined area.

In a response to the record-breaking feats of Don Bradman, the English team that toured Australia in 1932 33 led by Douglas Jardine adopted a tactic of fast, short pitched bowling directed at the body, later known as Bodyline.

Haloarchaea have adapted to survive in their saline environments by employing a tactic called "salting in" whereby they selectively uptake K + and Cl - ions to a concentration of greater than three molar.

It is extremely rude to hang up and a customer will be very frustrated by such a tactic.