Sentence examples for means tactics from inspiring English sources

So, instead of being compulsive like pedophiles, adolescents tend to be impulsive, which means tactics like "grooming," in which an offender woos a child for weeks or months before a sexual assault, tend not to apply to the majority of juveniles, Chaffin notes.

Because Occupy's methods of nonviolent, momentary disruption of society for the sake of civil disobedience were only met with state-sponsored violence and blatant suppression of freedoms, this means tactics must now be amplified if we're to force meaningful change.

This essentially means aggressive tactics — or dirty, in the view of Democrats, who use the term often, and not lovingly.

Accordingly, TMA provides a set of values, beliefs, assumptions, and means (strategies, tactics, etc).

And the sheer speed of the cats means chesslike tactics will be upstaged by engineering and passing ability.

This means that tactics and strategies that have been used elsewhere to predict and prevent domestic burglary by countering patterns of repeats and near repeats will only have a high level of impact if the extent of repeats and near repeats account for a large proportion of all domestic burglaries.

The refrain was: "good medicine can mean bad tactics – and bad tactics gets people killed".

To Truman, a lifelong liberal shaped by the evils of Nazism, Stalinism and McCarthyism, the ends-justify-the-means tactics of the radical student protesters were ominously familiar.

There's no defending the sort of end-justifies-the-means tactics described by Gruber.

If he is successful in the end, it means the tactic was successful".

New faces won't necessarily mean new tactics.