Sentence examples for common tactic used from inspiring English sources
The "teaser" is a common tactic used in commercial television to get viewers to stay tuned after a commercial break.
Land mine attacks, using remote-controlled detonations of explosives hidden near roads, have been a common tactic used by Kashmir's separatists.
These are a common tactic used in times of distress to spread capital across the banking system to fill in the weak spots.
The demolition in the refugee camp in Rafah, described by an army spokesman as "engineering work," was the latest example of an increasingly common tactic used by the Israeli Army in its battles with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
A common tactic used by those promoting dubious hypotheses is to argue that the claim in question is just another example of something that is already supported by good quality evidence and is accepted by the scientific community.
One of Pakistan's leading newspapers, The Daily Times, noted Saturday that such denials were a common tactic used to obscure the origins of the militants' attacks, and in particular to extend the myth that the bombings are the work of foreign elements, rather than of Pakistanis.
In its most recent Burma report, published last July, Amnesty claimed torture, murder, forced labour and forcible relocation are still common tactics used by the Burmese military.
The findings list the five most common tactics used to target Muslim candidates in 2018 races.
A message informing a user that his or her IP address is associated with online criminal activity is a common scare tactic used in ransomware scams.
It's worth noting that strangulation, a common and frightening tactic used by abusers, is considered a serious risk factor for future lethal violence and is now treated as a felony offense in many states.
"When the debaters attempted to move to a private broadcasting location, the protesters — many in masks, a common tactic also used by the detestable Ku Klux Klan — pulled fire alarms, surrounded the speakers, and began physically assaulting them," Sessions said.
