Sentence examples for multiple tactics from inspiring English sources

I've learned that abusive people are generally serial abusers, sometimes across multiple communities and using multiple tactics.

Ultimately, his vision was to get the Afrikaner government to the negotiating table, and he used multiple tactics to get them there.

Employers have learned that delayed elections are more likely to fail as employees can be subjected to anti-union campaigning and often use multiple tactics to interfere with employee organizing.

When a soilborne disease is identified in a field, you may need to implement multiple tactics, including resistant varieties, crop rotations, residue management, field drainage improvement, alternate weed host management, seed treatments and foliar fungicides where applicable.

No system of sufficient size or complexity will have easy solutions – but most definitely agree that it will take multiple tactics to reign in the current damage to the world economics and mitigate further downside.

Just over half the companies are engaging investors on sustainability issues, up from 40% in 2012, but only a tiny 3% are showing leadership by using multiple tactics such as integrating sustainability information into mainstream investor communications, highlighting sustainability performance and innovations at annual meetings, and directly engaging with shareholders on sustainability topics.

Based on the findings, the authors discuss practical implications for system design to support users' application of multiple search tactics for each factor.

Archer briefs Cyril of his multiple training tactics, including learning Krav Maga and using concealable weapons which have a tendency to malfunction "for, like, no reason".

Breaking Bad and The Sopranos also employed the multiple ending tactic to keep fans on the edge of their seats until the very end, to name just a few examples.

One complicating aspect of the multiple-hit tactic, the Pentagon consultant told me, is "the liquefaction problem" — the fact that the soil would lose its consistency owing to the enormous heat generated by the impact of the first bomb.

After Zuley took over in July 2003, Slahi was subjected to even more extreme interrogation tactics: multiple death threats, extreme temperatures, sleep deprivation and a terrifying nighttime boat ride in which he was made to believe that worse was in store.