Sentence examples for effective tactics of from inspiring English sources

The real and intractable object of that fear is new in history but now all too familiar: the development of devastatingly effective tactics of asymmetric warfare, including rocket attacks and suicide bombing, tactics that gradually drain the target of vitality and eventually kill it, all the while making a joke of its nuclear deterrent and its armies.

Historians said protesting silently proved to be an effective tactic of the civil rights movement, and also in protests against the Vietnam War.

As is noted above, suicide bombing is an effective tactic of political violence in part because it is difficult to stop.

DAVID CAMERON has proved adept, in dealing with historical issues arising from the conflict in Northern Ireland, at employing the simple but effective tactic of declining to defend the indefensible.

(SILVER) The Ellen Show The Ellen Show introduced the highly effective tactic of inducing tears through laughter, producing water works in aprox.

Later during the war the Viet Cong developed the effective tactic of targeting troop helicopters as they arrived at landing zones when they were most vulnerable.

The approach presented and preliminary findings contribute to the pediatric neuroimaging literature by providing a useful way to conceptualize and measure task noncompliance and a set of cost effective tactics for improving the effectiveness of common reward-based protocols.

Like other supporters of the Owenses, Simwinga said that the couple's achievements in the valley — the introduction of effective tactics to wildlife protection, and the projects in the villages that brought health care to people who previously had none — outweighed whatever harm may have come to subsistence poachers and their families.

One of the most effective tactics for staying focused is to bring purpose to each moment of your work.

One of the most effective tactics for staying on task is to bring purpose to each moment of your work.

(And forget the topic for a minute: When was the last time "Because I know better and I said so" was an effective tactic to convince anyone of anything?