Sentence examples for course strategically from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't overpower the golf course, but he plays the course strategically well.

Odds that these assumptions will prove false are greater than Obama and his team are ready to acknowledge -- a reality that makes their course strategically irresponsible.

We enter into, of course strategically started at night, a whole new environment where there is nothing but yelling and in your face action going on.

The river's north-flowing lower course was strategically important during the American Civil War, for its valley offered an invasion route into the western Confederacy.

Afghanistan is emblematic of our effort to change course both strategically and tactically.

The "Crazy in Love" singer rocked the red carpet, of course, in a strategically see-through Givenchy gown, with that bold high pony.

Not only do they wreck lawns and golf courses with their strategically placed mounds of earth, these days they conspire with one another to - I kid you not - trip up racehorses.

No Israeli prime minister should seek to circumvent the president, bet on his losing an election, and attack him publicly when the most strategically damaging course for a state as powerful as Israel is to alienate its unwavering ally, generous funder and military supplier — the United States.

The basis for this argument is that Assad has, in the course of the war, strategically picked his battles with various rebel factions, first going after the ones that he believed to be domestic political threats, which in turn allowed ISIS to grow stronger.

He said: "Unattended, our current course leads to a strategically incoherent force structure: exquisite equipment, but insufficient resources to man that equipment or train on it.

The news of the acquisition is timed strategically, of course – today is the first day that eBay and PayPal began trading as separate companies, following their split.