Sentence examples for preferred tactic from inspiring English sources

In 1931, a White House commission warned that the "third degree" — methods that "inflict suffering, physical or mental, upon a person in order to obtain information about a crime" — was "thoroughly at home in Chicago"; one preferred tactic involved beating a suspect in the head with a phone book, since it could "stun a man without leaving a mark".

As Greenberg points out, "the biggest obstacle of this was never going to be passing a budget," which just opens up Republicans' preferred tactic for addressing tax reform.

My preferred tactic involves squirting dish soap into the jar, adding water and letting the blender do its thing.

"I think there was enough bad international publicity about the killings and assaults on individuals and media facilities that the preferred tactic has become intimidation," he said.

One preferred tactic is to find the most alluring title, which is why "Sex With Jake Gyllenhaal and Other Fables of the Northeast Corridor" should do very well.

But Dan Feldman, who served from 2014 to 2015 as the special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, predicted that Trump's preferred tactic — tweet storms — would backfire.

Although both factions were committed to a united socialist Irish republic, the Officials preferred parliamentary tactics and eschewed violence after 1972, whereas the Provisionals, or "Provos," believed that violence— particularly terrorism was a necessary part of the struggle to rid Ireland of the British.

Neither provide clear indications of policy, preferring a tactic of vague, indistinct phrases papered over by a blustering charisma, which they use to push misinformation that serves their own agenda.

And, having himself contributed to the havoc in the city, he knows it would not take much more to render Kabul virtually uninhabitable.He is therefore likely to prefer the tactics of encirclement.

One possible reason for there being more female MPs in countries not otherwise best known for equal society or female employment is that often these countries have accepted the need for quotas for female candidates in elections, whereas many western countries, including the UK, prefer other tactics.

Much has been made of what type of running style is best suited for this grueling mile-and-a-half marathon: the front-running style of Shackleford or the stalk-and-pounce tactics preferred by Animal Kingdom.