Sentence examples for perfecting tactics from inspiring English sources

Now that a precedent has been established that outright match-throwing will get you disqualified, players will simply start working on their acting, in the hopes of perfecting tactics that will lose them points while appearing to give their all.

When you have this opportunity to be in the finals of a Grand Slam, I had found the perfect tactics.

The West should closely examine the Ukrainian experience, as Russia perfects tactics that could be turned against Europe and the United States as well.

In a display of perfect tactics, they rocketed first onto the two and a half kilometers of irregular cobblestones and left a heavy trail of dust behind.

That starts on the training ground, where Simeone and his gruff assistant Mono Burgos prepare the perfect tactics to suit their team's strengths.

As one of the first steel-hulled gunboats of the "New Navy", Bennington was assigned to the Squadron of Evolution, a unit made up entirely of "New Navy" ships that was established to test and perfect tactics and doctrine developed at the Naval War College.

(The minority Democrats had perfected such tactics in the past).

Thieves have perfected robbery tactics based on patterns of typical nonchalant public smartphone behavior, the police say.

So they perfected stalling tactics, asking Maeve and Georgia if they thought a wedding would be fun and whether they envisioned being flower girls and on and on.

That is what makes Harper's politics interesting, that he has perfected the tactics of taking and holding power – in spite of the demands of democracy.

Over the past few decades, TTCs such as BAT, Philip Morris and Japan Tobacco International have perfected political tactics and economic techniques to stall, influence, and where necessary bypass restrictions on their business.