Sentence examples for flawed tactic from inspiring English sources

Fundamentalism is a form of violence in and of itself, and if we are truly working to reduce suffering, taking up arms seems like a fatally flawed tactic.

Regardless of the fact that this seems like a flawed tactic, every demonstration is met with the same response by the Turkish police: teargas and violence. .

In the rush of the holidays, it's easy to say, "Oh, I'll just put this aside in this safe place and get it later," a favorite but flawed tactic in the Hamm household, because that safe place is never a place I seem to be able to find a second time.

The commission unanimously agreed that the officer who killed Ms. Mitchell, Edward Larrigan, had used flawed tactics leading to the shooting: He did not take the screwdriver when he had an opportunity, he did not use nonlethal options and he did not keep a safe distance from her.

Often when an officer's decision to use deadly force is found to be justified but the tactics flawed, Beck opts to order the officer to undergo retraining instead of handing down a punishment.

The police tactics were flawed from the start; there were very few detections of and/or prosecutions for gun-related murders.

I suggested that while StackExchange's expansion strategy was good, their tactics were flawed.

Your promotional tactics are flawed (or non-existent).

To all those who took to the streets and decried Zimmerman as evil, your heart was in the right place, but your tactics were flawed.

And Derby were obnoxiously bad, stinking out Pride Park with tactics that looked flawed after 10 minutes but, incredibly, persisted until the final whistle.

The great plays show deeply flawed individuals engaged in the tactics of survival".What about those Brechtian strictures about "objectivity" and "distancing", where an audience was supposed to be emotionally disengaged from the action on stage, the better to learn about human weakness and folly and how politics holds sway over daily life?