Sentence examples for favored tactic from inspiring English sources

Their favored tactic of "flooding," pumping surplus crude into a soft market, is tantamount to war by economic means: the oil trade's equivalent of dropping the bomb on a rival.

The favored tactic seems to be simply to wait for it to leak or slow-walk a bad idea (e.g., banning transgender troops) until the courts or something else intervenes.

It wasn't exactly the first debate of the 2016 cycle, but it became something of a warm-up, and included a favored tactic from 2012 GOP presidential debates of attacking the moderator to score points with the partisan audience.

Amanda Sloat, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and a former deputy assistant secretary of state for European affairs, said that even Trump's apparently favored tactic — threatening to walk away without a deal — was incoherent; Britain has so much more to lose than other E.U. states.

One favored tactic is hiring an executive coach, and it even works on occasion.

Since its founding in the late 1960s, the MEK's favored tactic has been terrorism, which for years it directed towards Americans.

Modern counterinsurgency doctrines emphasize the importance of 'population-centric' warfare, favoring tactics and rules of engagement that minimize collateral civilian casualties [34].

Now a favored online tactic to mock the president — altering the Google search engine so the words "miserable failure" lead to President Bush's home page at the White House — has been neutralized.

The report stopped short of calling Giuliani's favored police tactic racist, something that would take a judge's ruling in 2013, which concluded that "the city's highest officials have turned a blind eye to the evidence that officers are conducting stops in a racially discriminatory manner".

MoveOn-type activists who may have previously been content with a potluck and a petition campaign are now taking a look at more radical tactics with an open mind: Maybe Greenpeace, which long favored confrontational tactics years before Occupy, is on to something, they say.

The insurgency has so far favored the tactics of detonate-and-run, but any quick-thinking fighter in the crowd might realize that he could instigate a bloodbath by firing a round at the sitting ducks by their Humvees.