Sentence examples for prefer strategy from inspiring English sources

"It [golf games] was seen as a niche market," says John Taylor, a research analyst with Boston-based Arcadia Investment Corp. Older men that is, ages 25 and above who prefer strategy and simulation games are among the biggest buyers of these golf titles, which sell for anywhere between $22 to $45 a piece.

But none of that means that those who prefer strategies different from Feingold's are, ipso facto, spineless, sluggish, and weak.

Skeptics and others might prefer strategies aimed at decluttering and decompressing (Emmy calls it "desperate soul retrieval") before, during and after human contact: For instance, listening to music.

As the death toll mounted to the stratosphere, the tobacco companies' preferred strategy had always been to avoid any reference to the murderous aspect of their product.

For one of the participants, Orzala Ashraf Nemat, who organized girls' education in Afghanistan, encouraging Muslim women and activists prepared to challenge backward and brutal practices, while avoiding fruitless theological clashes with imams was the preferred strategy.

Kaiser is right to argue that the American military's preferred strategy and tactics were ill suited to the task at hand (at least during the first two-thirds of the war), and probably even right more generally that "South Vietnam was not a place to confront the Communists successfully".

The preferred strategy tends to be to compete on distribution.

The proposals are in Cardiff council's draft Local Development Plan LDPpreferredred strategy.

Cardiff council recently revealed plans a proposal to build 45,000 new homes in its draft Local Development Plan LDPpreferredred strategy.

Saving energy for the benefit of switching to renewable energy contracts did not appear to be the preferred strategy.

The authority's draft Local Development Plan LDPpreferredred strategy would involve the biggest expansion of the city for more than half a century.