Sentence examples for logical tactic from inspiring English sources
This was a logical tactic for the European market, where diesel engines are popular and emissions standards are relatively easy to meet.
Bev Nipps, a 20-year veteran manager of Reading record stores, thinks the majors' agenda is more predictable: "Unfortunately, as record companies saw CD sales diminishing, their logical tactic was to squeeze the people who were buying vinyl who are so loyal – and push to see how far they could go.
The logical tactic in conducting such a siege of Donetsk and Luhansk would be to put the rebels under pressure simultaneously in several places, forcing them to dissipate their energies.
Given Manning's discomfort with the situation, the tactic proved logical.
All of the logical legal arguments and tactics followed: written proof that my company had signed up for AdSense, a number of instances where I was asked to read relevant portions of the terms of service out loud for the judge (designed more than anything to humiliate since it was already readily apparent that I could read), and arguments about my nefarious background.
This tactic makes no logical sense -- since when is a song's value determined by its length?
For these reasons, alternative strategies have been sought, and aggressive multimodality treatment with CRS combined with HIPEC is one tactic proposed as a logical treatment strategy to improve long-term survival.
The political figure Obama saw as a "logical conclusion of the rhetoric and tactics of the Republican Party" has not yet come unmoored from the Party's base.
"Donald Trump is not an outlier; he is a culmination, a logical conclusion of the rhetoric and tactics of the Republican Party for the past ten, fifteen, twenty years.
That makes it only logical that you'd give the players ownership of their tactics and methods.
The logical side of my brain realizes that McCain's scare tactics have seemingly failed, and it is really hard to make a mathematical case right now that he has a real shot of winning.
