Sentence examples for innovation tactics from inspiring English sources

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First, faced with redundancy and closure, there was an innovation in tactics.

In his speech on Tuesday, Corbyn is expected to liken such innovations to tactics used by Sanders, the Vermont senator who ran Hillary Clinton surprisingly close for the Democrat presidential nomination.

Phil Cousineau noted that "his own innovation — the tactic of pacing himself with a stopwatch — both inspired and troubled people in an era when the robot was becoming symbolic of the modern soulless human being".

In his speech, Mr. Kelly took a swipe at one of the Giuliani administration's core success stories, asserting that the decline in crime was influenced as much by social trends, like the downturn in crack use, as by heralded innovations in police tactics.

It was in this role that Capper was given the nickname Stone Age, as his subordinates considered him to be unwilling to accept new innovations in tank tactics.

His third book, "Pink and scarlet" was published in 1900 and was another tactical treatise concerning the relationship between fox-hunting and the cavalry and the connection that these gentlemanly and military concerns had in training young officers and developing new innovations in cavalry tactics.

Where was the innovation, the fluidity of tactics, that was supposed to mark the manager out, and would have helped his team better exploit Ronaldo's departure?

We can win this war, but we must choose innovation and adjust our tactics and policies for a better today and tomorrow. .

In this live chat, we'll dive into the nuts and bolts tactics and innovations aimed at moving business at the base of the pyramid to the next level.

The recently released Alias2 is a primary example of Big Sam's innovation-meets-pedestrian-handset tactics.