Sentence examples for longtime strategy from inspiring English sources

Some say this is an extension of Wal-Mart's longtime strategy.

Carlyle's acquisitions of new businesses is a departure from the firm's longtime strategy of developing products from within the firm.

But Harley's longtime strategy of marketing to the boomers, which was a blazing success, is now backfiring.

But CBS's longtime strategy of assembling the biggest audiences possible, without focusing strictly on younger adults, has never seemed more sound.

A longtime strategy for the Iraqi Special Tribunal was proposed by Pierre-Richard Prosper, the United States ambassador for war crimes issues, in a closing address.

The acquisition was consistent with Equity Office's longtime strategy to be the dominant player in markets across the country by merging with other companies.

For both, their longtime strategies toward Iraq appear to be failing, as a few thousand thugs in the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) burn their way across the country.

Signaling another departure from the music industry's longtime antipiracy strategy, the Universal Music Group will sell a significant portion of its catalog without the customary copy protection software for at least the next few months, the company announced yesterday.

Most Forbes readers are familiar with Ken Fisher, money manager billionaire and longtime Portfolio Strategy columnist in Forbes magazine.

The longtime corporate strategy is a large-scale version of what can happen in debt-strapped municipalities, when residents simply move elsewhere as their city raises taxes.

Some questioned the longtime GOP strategy of appealing to white voters, and others went so far as to question the party's future.