Sentence examples for from tactic from inspiring English sources

For the last 10 days, Mr. McCain's always improvisational campaign has lurched in contradictory fashion from tactic to tactic, trying to find a way to victory.

Do we want a leader who jumps erratically from tactic to ineffective tactic, or one who uses a disciplined, long-range strategy?

David Axelrod, a former campaign strategist for Barack Obama and now Labour's hired hand, said the Tories "keep pushing buttons that are not working", which is leading them to "lurch from tactic to tactic".

"For better or for worse, our campaign has been fought from tactic to tactic," one senior adviser glumly acknowledged to me in early October, just after Schmidt received authorization from McCain to unleash a new wave of ads attacking Obama's character.

It's also possible that Romney doesn't see any real value in staying above the fray while he can, preferring instead to move from tactic to tactic without regard for an overall message.

But narrowing the focus from tactics to groups didn't have the desired effect.

So, to return to the original question: will we ever see players freed from tactics?

Obama's policy borrows from tactics enacted by his predecessor, George W Bush, who sent 6,000 National Guardsmen to the border between 2006 and 2008.

The strategy, which goes beyond get-out-the-vote efforts, borrows from tactics used by unions and political groups, like repeated home visits, phone calls and direct mail.

Despite his maverick behavior, Vann gradually rose in the system as those in power in Saigon and Washington came to realize that his dissent from tactics or strategy was intended to further the war effort, not to hinder it.

Talk turns from tactics to post World Cup plans.