Sentence examples for fighter strategy from inspiring English sources

As the Big Three automakers introduced ever-larger models, AMC undertook a "gas-guzzling dinosaur fighter" strategy, and Romney became the company spokesperson in print advertisements, public appearances, and commercials on the Disneyland television program.

An Oberst at 28, Mölders was appointed Inspector General of Fighters, a post responsible for deciding the ongoing tactical and operational doctrine of the Luftwaffe's fighter strategies.

The fighters' strategies were plain enough: Vargas, slightly taller and longer, leaned and twisted away from Salido, trying to create space; Salido, undeterred, crouched and advanced, trying to fill it in.

In the New York Review of Books, Scott Atran and Nafes Hamid offered insights from people who had taken the time to actually talk with IS fighters or former fighters about its strategy and their own motives in becoming part of it.

Roach, who now trains the Filipino Manny Pacquiao and has worked with many big names including Oscar De La Hoya, is a plain speaker who has clearly established a bond with Hopkins, a man he regards as a throwback fighter employing defensive strategy and cunning tactics.

Fighters?' " Mr. Obama's strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan placed the defeat of Al Qaeda as the No. 1 objective, largely to make sure that the group could not plot new attacks against the United States.

Here, there is derision for the military tactics of Islamic State fighters, who rely more on terror and intimidation than strategy, Kurdish fighters say.

He called signs that Tanzim fighters were adopting the strategy of groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad "something that is quite scary".

The meat of the game, however, is creating your own fighter and customizing his strategies and strengths over the course of what is, you hope, a long and successful career.

His fight against Deidara has also received positive response, with critics poiting the revisit of Gaara's popular moves and the strategy both fighters employed.

Does it help the police and intelligence agencies with their very important task of "keeping Australians safe" either by preventing acts of violence in this country, or preventing dangerous foreign fighters from returning, or the strategy for countering violent extremism aimed at stopping people here from becoming radicalised and dangerous?