Sentence examples for disaster tactics from inspiring English sources

Last week, a day after President Bush visited the Midwest to describe the department he planned, Mayor Bushy attended a meeting of the DuPage County emergency management committee, then returned to play host at a session in which three dozen officials from surrounding towns shared disaster tactics.

Aides said Mr. Bush would argue that although he is determined to stay his course and that to withdraw precipitously would invite disaster, American tactics have already been refashioned to confront the insurgency more effectively.

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Hawthorne played Haig as warped and sad, as well as a military disaster with his attrition tactics that left hundreds of thousands of soldiers dead in the trenches.

The "Battle of Yonkers" is a disaster; current weapons and tactics prove ineffective against zombies, as the enemy has no self-preservation instincts and can only be stopped if shot through the head.

Not even the loudest supporters of stop and frisk, including Bloomberg – whose last term Trump has called "a disaster" – have argued the tactic alone reduced crime to its current lows.

Hayward may have sailed on a windward tack that day in the Round the Island race, but it has been his company, and others involved in this disaster, who have used wayward tactics.

Alarmingly, it's looking as if we may have to confront an elephant head-on but, thankfully, I manage to avert such a disaster by employing a particular tactic known as Speedily Changing The Subject Even Though It Makes You Seem Mad.

Roberts, trying to avert disaster, then tried a different tactic: asking Russo what she thought of the proposal.

Klein says it is "unprecedented in my experience, and shows that public pressure in moments of disaster can seriously subvert shock doctrine tactics".

After reading BP's latest polemic, veteran Alaska marine toxicologist and author Riki Ott remembered Exxon's tactics after the Valdez disaster in an email this week;  .