Sentence examples for dying strategy from inspiring English sources

But that plan for building teams may be a dying strategy in today's 20-something N.B.A. "I was researching a trade once and a player involved in the deal was known for being influential, very mature, an impeccable reputation, a policeman in the locker room, all that stuff," Boston Celtics General Manager Chris Wallace said Friday.

Forbes: I have heard that old buy and die strategies are obsolete, because this is not my father's market.

The dying cat strategy is not just irritating; it is actively harmful.

Hearing the president's request for exit strategies at the beginning of what would be "his" Afghan war -- and thinking of our young troops, 18, 19, 20, 21 years old who have volunteered to risk their lives for America -- how on God's good Earth can we ask those wonderful kids to risk dying for an exit strategy?

Critics said that Mr. Wolf and Mr. Gangwal have allowed US Airways operations to drift while they adopted a merge-or-die strategy with United.

Playboy TV, launched in 1982 as part of Hugh Hefner's diversify-or-die strategy, took 13 years to turn a profit.

"We moved from a primitive 'live fast and die young' strategy to a 'live slow and grow old' strategy and that has helped make humans one of the most successful organisms on the planet," said Smith.

But the mountain ash don't bother, in keeping with their "live fast, die young" strategy.

According to classical evolutionary theory, animals faced with low chances of survival should do best by following the "live fast and die young" strategy.

This "live fast, die young" strategy enabled deciduous survivors to better take advantage of the extremely variable postimpact climate in which suitable conditions for growth especially those steady conditions generally preferred by slow-growing evergreens occurred less frequently, the researchers propose.

As a result of our "defense," thousands of innocents have died, our strategy is directly responsible for their gruesome deaths, and the U.S. gets attacked anyway.