Sentence examples for has a tactical from inspiring English sources

"Good mothering has a tactical aspect," she said, "meant to ensure the survival of one's progeny".

"Within the framework of the Security Council, Iraq has a tactical advantage," a former United Nations inspector said.

He has a strategic sense of where we need to go, and he has a tactical sense of how to get there," Mr. Obama said in his announcement.

"We have seen, over the past two seasons in the Premier League, he has a tactical awareness to adapt to what is required of him and to put the team above his personal ambitions.

"But the death of the Hussein brothers has a tactical political meaning because it changes the subject from the 16 words in the State of the Union," he said, referring to Mr. Bush's use of what the White House later acknowledged was unreliable evidence suggesting that Iraq had been trying to acquire uranium in Africa for nuclear weapons.

Lashkar-e-Islam has a tactical alliance with the Pakistani Taliban in Tirah and has attacked Zakhakhel members before.

This felt like a victory that had a tactical explanation, even if Zidane didn't want to explain things tactically.

Why not have a tactical breather?

Priestland is having a tactical shocker, kicking far too much.

A big question in my mind always is: When is it right to have a tactical concentration, a Washington march?

White lawmakers had a tactical reason to fear newly empowered black voters.