Sentence examples for host of tactics from inspiring English sources

Mackey said that a host of tactics, outlined in the United States' National Pain Strategy, are necessary to address both crises.

In his second season, Shadai took no chances and tried a host of tactics to make War Emblem a working stallion.

The insurgents have used a host of tactics including ambushes, roadside bombs and suicide bombings to get at the security forces.

And she has listed a host of tactics she would use to make France less hospitable to its Muslim population, including the serving of pork in schools and the expulsion of any noncitizen who had been flagged for extra monitoring under France's anti-terror regime.

Drawing on social movement theory and science and technology studies, Postigo presents case studies of resistance to increased control over digital media, describing a host of tactics that range from hacking to lobbying.

This is complemented by a host of tactics that in other circumstances might be called bribes.

Small retailers around the country are using a host of marketing tactics, from the usual extra emphasis on customer service to putting out free cider and cookies.

As participants learn from the world's leading management thinkers, they will amass a host of new tactics, models, and strategies that they can apply to the biggest challenges in their fields to drive their organizations forward.

Prosecutors have dropped charges against three of seven people accused of organizing a dangerous criminal gang and planning to disrupt the 2008 Republican National Convention in St . Paulwith a host of unorthodox tactics.

Faith, which for months had been coloring the decision-making process and a host of political tactics -- think of his address to the nation on stem-cell research -- now began to guide events.

What has changed is the sophistication of the technology, which has given PR firms and others a host of new tactics, like fake blogs and online "front" groups.