Sentence examples for chief tactic from inspiring English sources

Cook has been described as a captain whose chief tactic is effectively to have no tactics.

Instead of appealing to alumni, Botstein's chief tactic has been to court a few exceptionally wealthy donors.

As a candidate, Mr. Trump operated largely on gut instinct, with publicity-seeking provocation as his chief tactic.

As charming as Pat turns out to be (drollery is his chief tactic), neither Churchill nor Esther are moved by his overtures.

While they wait, the Conservatives' chief tactic is to warn of economic catastrophe unless the Lib Dems make their mind up urgently.

Currently, the chief tactic used in Asia to avert a pandemic is to kill every flock with infected birds and all nearby flocks.

Their chief tactics is ambush, and their most remunerative target is the European rubber planter.

What are some of their chief tactics, according to the article?

A different judge, U.S. District Judge David Campbell, ruled in early January that one of Arpaio's chief tactics was unconstitutional.

In fact, controversy has become the chief marketing tactic for the Booker competition, which is sponsored by the multinational food-processing firm Booker.

Helping to keep Mrs Plavsic afloat and continuing to choke people like Mr Karadzic, who is wanted in The Hague to answer war-crimes charges, has been the West's chief recent tactic.