Sentence examples for conceived a strategy to from inspiring English sources
He next surfaced in Thailand, where he is thought to have conceived a strategy to target vulnerable spots frequented by westerners in Bangkok, such as hotels and bars, rather than better protected embassies and aircraft.
His firm, Terrace Investments, did not have the liquid assets to finance the expansion fee and the team, but the group conceived a strategy to leverage a land development.
To define the potential function of MEF2C in the cardiac responses to pressure overload we conceived a strategy to deplete this factor in mouse heart by in vivo delivery of small interfering (si RNA.
It's difficult to conceive of a strategy to "reinvigorate" the countryside, to turn "theme park retirement dormitories" into thriving economic units that would not remove at least some of what makes the countryside so appealing in the first place.
Recently, we conceived a new strategy to use albumin fusion to counter thrombosis, by transferring a property of another plasma protein, α2-antiplasmin (α2AP), to albumin.
According to Baycan-Levent et al. (2004), a 'break-out' strategy in migrant entrepreneurship can be conceived of as a strategy to escape from the lock-in situation of a relatively small market niche, in which a certain migrant group has a dominant socio-economic position regarding several strategic business factors (e.g., capital, clients, and employees).
Not only the courage but the capacity to conceive a strategy and, provided only that they receive the necessary means, to apply it.
We are convinced that Parliament must conceive a strategy, over and above its role of making suggestions, which it must of course continue.
The most promising CEO candidates, as confirmed by our study, transition easily among varied constituencies as "ambiverts," shuttling from a quiet office conceiving a new strategy to the factory floor, kicking the tires and gaining grass roots support for a new direction.
also investigated alternative synthetic routes to circumvent the formation of [3]catenane isomers, but these ultimately proved unsuccessful.[ 16] In the late 1950s Frisch and Wasserman[ 2] and van Gulick[ 17] independently conceived an alternative synthetic strategy to knots, catenanes, and other topologically complex structures: the "Möbius strip approach".
