Sentence examples for desirable tactic from inspiring English sources

Blaming an outside figure is a desirable tactic generally, he said, but is particularly so in a case where, as in the embassy bombing trial, "there has been a huge amount of press coverage and political discussion about the culpability of bin Laden".

A new study reveals that the males favor broods from attractive females and abort those from less desirable mates-a tactic that raises questions about sexual conflict in the seahorse world.

Undesirable desire turned desirable.

Desirable order admission is a tactic with minimal application cost for handling this problem.

Presented in a 2×2 matrice, and inspired by prior work on impression management tactics at the micro-individual level, these scholars argue that organizations may use direct/indirect and assertive/defensive tactics to construct/preserve desirable images among target audiences.

He said other building owners had used similar tactics to use less desirable space for mechanical functions so they could add a floor on the top of a building or enlarge a mezzanine level.

Direct and assertive tactics (e.g., ingratiation, intimidation) are adopted when the organization actively works to create and enhance a desirable organizational image, while direct and defensive tactics (e.g. disclaimers, apologies) aim at protecting the organizational image.

They are already using such tactics to nudge people towards other desirable goals, such as saving energy or planning for retirement.

The results of this study indicate that auditors may benefit from training in persuasion tactics in order to achieve more desirable negotiation outcomes.

But the growth of peacekeeping operations, in which showing the flag to the locals is an important tactic, means that road-friendly vehicles are becoming more desirable.

Forbes wrote that Vox's avoidance of content farm and news aggregator tactics, and interest shown in building communities is desirable to "magazine-quality advertisers".