Sentence examples for embracing a strategy from inspiring English sources

Obama and his aides felt cornered by the military into embracing a strategy heavy on troops and ultimately light on results.

The reason that the Clinton and Trump campaigns are embracing a strategy that so many voters profess to detest is somewhat paradoxical: it works.

"He's embracing a strategy on M.B.S. to undermine him in the long term," Mr. Cagaptay wrote in an email, referring to Prince Mohammed by his initials.

But Democrats on the commission also suspected that Mr. Baker was reluctant to embarrass the president by embracing a strategy Mr. Bush had repeatedly rejected.

By embracing a strategy to make printing easier and more accessible, Hewlett-Packard hopes to sell more supplies.

America's teacher unions are embracing a strategy that could diminish their profession and, over time, undermine education.

But he also suggested that the army had not fully embraced a strategy of reconquering land.

"We have embraced a strategy to adopt new technology and adapt to the changes it is creating.

We will never embrace a strategy of trying to weaken our currency to try to gain economic advantage".

The Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus embraced a strategy adopted by other postindustrial cities, embarking on projects in clumps rather than in larger endeavors.

Much of the spending took place in the last few years, as American commanders embraced a strategy that depended on building popular support for the Afghan government.