Sentence examples for clear-cut strategy from inspiring English sources

Up to the final, Ferrer had dominated, winning 65 percent (119 of 181) of his second-serve points, but Nadal had a clear-cut strategy to win this decisive battle.

But although the results may lead to a clear-cut strategy in the Western world, it won't be easy to come up with worldwide public health recommendations based on the study, says Decock.

Schofield who flies old fighter jets in his spare time and studies military history with a passion has a clear-cut strategy: Leave the top two companies alone and go after the second-tier players.

It did not contain any clear-cut strategy for what Barack Obama really wants in Syria: Is it a chemical deal, if it is serious?

Only the Palestinians appear to have a clear-cut strategy: to bring the conflict to the international arena through a United Nations General Assembly Resolution recognizing a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, within the 1967 borders.

Despite their salesmen's smooth PowerPoint presentations, many of these creatures have no clear-cut strategies of where to place the huge dollar flows they are receiving.

For clear-cut strategies, we turn to the professionals.

He called for a clear-cut exit strategy for Australian forces in Iraq, and he criticized Howard for recent rises in interest rates.

Fraser also supports a "clear-cut media strategy" to avoid setting off alarms when researchers overwhelmingly agree that they aren't warranted.

Several of the most advanced digital economies -- South Korea and Sweden are two -- pursue clear-cut, long-term strategies to guide their Internet economies.

Those few randomised trials conducted in Australia to redress this gap between evidence and practice provide no clear-cut conclusions that any strategy will work to increase GPs' systematic identification of smokers or enhance rates of advice [ 11- 14].