Sentence examples for professional tactic from inspiring English sources

Typical of this cynical portrayal of human nature was a scene in which Neil Morrissey's Morton, a copper who walks with a stick, was suddenly able to sprint away from danger last night, his disability exposed as a professional tactic.

Having one soldier barricade other foreman while the front lines advance is a professional tactic used by Marines and the S.W.A.T. Communicate with teammates using some form of walkie-talkies or other communication device.

But eventually, psychologists' genuine desire and professional tactics did their job – the ice broke and Sashko managed to open up.

Greco, regarded as the first chess professional, emphasized tactics.

Take an article like this with you and show the professional what tactics you've been trying and tell how they've worked.

This position offered no official powers or responsibilities but was nevertheless significant as senior professionals influenced tactics, strategy and morale.

Examine professional player's tactics, moves, and learn from them.

Without a doubt, the best part of this description is the explicit acceptance of sabotage as a tactic for professional advancement in science.

That tactic is a professional approach, "but professional in the worst sense," Mark Butcher, who played 71 tests for England, told the BBC.

With the sailmaker and the professional sailor Steve Benjamin choreographing tactics for an international 16-man crew that also included Breeden's teenage sons, Prescott and Todd, Breeden was singing to the choir.

Second, enrolling Niles Eldredge, Jerry Coyne, and Stuart Kaufman on the list of anti-Darwinians (Behe 1996, p. 27ff) arouses memories of the truth-twisting tactics of professional creationist speakers mentioned by Asher (p. 141), and detailed by Eldredge (2000, pp. 17f, 129ff).