Sentence examples for different tactic than from inspiring English sources

Brandon Neubauer, a Time's Up! organizer, said the police warning appeared to signal a different tactic than in the past, when the police used scooter patrols to work with and accommodate Critical Mass rides through Manhattan involving up to 1,500 bicyclists.

At PC version of Guitar Hero 3, it's have different tactic than the other platforms.

They involved strikingly different tactics than those used at the World Trade Center and in recent attacks against American embassies in Africa and American military personnel in Saudi Arabia and on the U.S.S.

If the campaigns adopt different tactics than past ones did (for instance, concentrating on a narrower range of states), they could make its empirical analysis less meaningful to the 2012 election.

Succeeding at selling tablets requires completely different tactics than selling notebooks.

Going to a pub in England involves a bunch of slightly different tactics than might be employed in America.

The company is taking a different tactic with the Kindle Fire than Google's Play Store — offering ForeverMap2 as a free download with the offline maps component of the app only available via in-app purchase (on Google Play the app is a paid for download with one country offline map included in the initial price).

Gracey said a different tactic should have been used rather than leaving E7 so close to a potentially armed suspect.

In the final, Cielo adopted a different tactic, turning third, slower (22.74 seconds) than in the semifinals, and saving energy for the finish, which resulted in his winning the bronze medal and breaking the South American record with a time of 47.67 seconds (tied with American swimmer Jason Lezak).

So he took a different tactic.

The lawyer for the county tried a different tactic.