Sentence examples for develop new tactics from inspiring English sources

By understanding how social, commercial, and physical networks behave, innovators can develop new tactics.

This proliferation of securities claims has inspired plaintiffs' attorneys to develop new tactics and craft some novel disclosure claims.

Perhaps they should have learnt lessons sooner, but after the slaughter on the Somme they did develop new tactics – tanks, ground-strafing aeroplanes and avoiding mass frontal assaults.

Third, the fact that religious groups changed their position on employing women attackers illustrates their willingness to develop new tactics to overcome security measures — thus efforts like the Daughters of Iraq are probably stopgap measures at best.

Promises to review and correct offensive practices inevitably are broken as lawyers and executives for the companies develop new tactics and language to circumvent agreements reached with professional health care groups.

So in 2009, when gang violence spiked and community leaders and the city police were eager to develop new tactics, the troopers proposed trying the counterinsurgency strategies they had been trained to use in Iraq.

But the Allies, strengthened by American troops, had developed new tactics and new weapons.

In the process, he developed new tactics for engaging an advancing enemy fleet.

In recent months, some drug companies and their advertising agencies have developed new tactics, the executive said.

There is also concern about the pirates developing new tactics, and changing the rules of the game.

The German general staff, by 1918, had developed new tactics and command structures that proved effective in conditions of modern industrial war, leading to victory in the east and brilliant, if temporary, successes in the west.