Sentence examples for frequent tactic from inspiring English sources

The incident illustrates a frequent tactic used by hackers.

Targeting advertisers with boycott campaigns is a frequent tactic of the networks' critics.

A frequent tactic, she told CNN in 1995, was to lobby people who had relatives or acquaintances with the disease.

Although there was no immediate claim of responsibility, coordinated bombings against Shiites are a frequent tactic used by Al Qaeda's Iraq branch.

The force was also instrumental in stopping BT from keeping lines open after a phone is put down, a frequent tactic used by fraudsters to convince people who called back that they were speaking to their bank.

She compared observer reports of 136 elections held between 1995 and 2006 and found that a more frequent tactic is to alter election laws, often as a means of deterring opposition candidates or gerrymandering unlosable constituencies.

The pictured red, white and blue clothing was a subtle call to patriotism, one of the frequent tactics of corporate war production committees.

A frequent Moses tactic, aped by the city in these proceedings, was to schedule public hearings at short-notice, to avoid mobilised resistance.

We have made the decision to discuss these issues now as the incidents are becoming more frequent and the tactics more alarming.

Officials have dismissed Mr. Chen's calls to improve relations as empty gestures, a situation that may be worsened by Mr. Chen's frequent shifts in tactics in dealing with Beijing.

Short conversion forms, floating information boxes, and small popups are all good, but avoid lengthy, overly frequent, or aggressive tactics.