Sentence examples for strategic display from inspiring English sources

For commanders here, the march was as much a psychological as it was a strategic display of force that they hoped would hasten the fall of President Saddam Hussein.

It was not the beginning of the invasion of the Iraqi capital, but American commanders called it a strategic display of force and a psychological blow that could hasten the fall of Saddam Hussein.

Quite simply, it's the best strategic display since the BCG Growth Share Matrix.

A natural storyteller, he also utilises strategic displays of intimacy.

If they did not, they would be unable to inflict or suffer hurt the way they do, with well-aimed humiliation, cruelty disguised as solicitude and strategic displays of sensitivity and its opposite.

This defined architecture could ensure a strategic geometrical display of residues, such as bioactive signals on the surfaces of supramolecular polymers.

They'll say they enjoy it more for the strategic acumen displayed by the best coaches (try to find the name of New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick written anywhere without the precedent descriptor "genius". It's not easy).

Plants are able to display strategic defence responses when two stressors occur at the same time, and this response can be, in some cases, distinctive from the response to either individual stress (Koussevitzky et al. 2008).

Part of the plan to "serve customers better" – one of six humdrum strategic priorities – involves displaying wines by country of origin, which is what most supermarkets already do.

"The panel makers will succeed in driving the price up for another couple of months," says David Barnes, vice president of strategic analysis at display-market tracker DisplaySearch.

Algerian officials say that, by choosing high-publicity targets of low strategic value, the terrorists display their own weakness.