Sentence examples for emerging tactic from inspiring English sources

"Bad-on-bad kidnappings" are an emerging tactic in business disputes among rival criminal groups, particularly in Asia: just grab some of the other guy's men and hold them until he agrees to your demands.

Yet away from attempting acquisitions and PepsiCo-style mentoring is another emerging tactic: do it yourself.

There are emerging tactics to increase the efficiency of reprogramming by removing barriers.

"The plebiscite is a delaying tactic, emerging from this fear and distrust.

This month, Onyewu used a rare but emerging and controversial tactic to seek redress: he filed a legal complaint in a Belgian court, claiming Van Damme had violated the country's laws against public insult and criminal defamation.

But questions are now emerging about the tactics that the police used to control the many rallies and marches that took place.

But now, in the emerging conventional wisdom, tactics are suddenly deemed unimportant, as we rush to propound big theories about What It All Means.

But the "religion exception" is emerging as a favorite tactic of the religious right.

Strelkov left the region in August, apparently after pressure from Moscow due to his controversial tactics and emerging cult status.

Biological tactics are emerging as another possible option.

How much of our resources should we shift to new areas of vulnerability, to new tactics and emerging threats?" With the exception of our ongoing military mission, all of the above-mentioned national security initiatives and changes in the law were accomplished or initiated within one year of the attacks, well before the 9/11 Commission had convened or issued a single report.