Sentence examples for strategic diversion from inspiring English sources
In Santino's view, the apparent setback may be a strategic diversion.
Burgoyne's invasion plan from Quebec had two components: he would lead the main force of about 8,000 men south from Montreal along Lake Champlain and the Hudson River Valley while a second column of about 2,000 men (which Barry St. Leger was chosen to lead), would move from Lake Ontario east down the Mohawk River valley in a strategic diversion.
We define audit management as a client's strategic use of diversions to decrease the likelihood that auditors will discover earnings management during the audit.
One explanation for our findings is that rapid avoidance responses to alcohol cues may not be amenable to strategic control, whereas the diversion of gaze away from alcohol-related cues may be a strategically driven process, particularly when those cues are presented for longer than a few hundred milliseconds (see Field and Cox, 2008).
The strategy, which is being made available for a period of public comment before being submitted to the president, lays out several broad goals and specific means to achieve them To restore coastal habitat, for example, the report advises using strategic dredging and river diversions to rebuild the rapidly disappearing wetlands of the Mississippi Delta.
But what looks like a career diversion was entirely strategic: the stability of his career meant he could write, he says.
This is at once a diversion from Trump's prior comments and a strategic mistake.
This is not to say that he avoids all forms of diversion, fractionation of larger issues into smaller ones, segues to more favorable topics, and strategic ambiguity, but he doesn't appear to lie.
