Sentence examples for strategic gambit from inspiring English sources

Or because of some strategic gambit gone awry.

This is 2011!" Certainly RedZone's strategic gambit seems consistent with the wider American evolution in media consumption.

The Tumblr was entertainment, a map of modern hip-hop taste, and, for Yams, also a strategic gambit, "a setup".

Mr. Clinton's attack on Mr. Giuliani appeared to be a spontaneous expression of frustration, rather than an orchestrated strategic gambit by Mrs. Clinton's campaign.

Now, too, there is no single leap of technology, no grand strategic gambit or fortification that can render us completely secure against a determined terrorist.

The evidence about how decisions were made over the past month points to reactive, adhoc and impulsive moves rather than the implementation of a strategic gambit long in the planning.

As they lined up to meet their prince, some of the women shook his hand and let it go at that, and some of them, wanting to make more of an impression, had a strategic opening gambit.

Most of the current rash of speculation centers on claims that top political operatives in the Clinton camp have launched the transparent and clumsy gambit of "strategic leaks" designed to "box" in the President-elect and compel him to appoint his former rival for the Democratic presidential nomination.

The Budapest Gambit contains several specific strategic themes.

John Blaxland, a research fellow at the Strategic and Defense Studies Center at Australian National University, said the map gambit was "pretty clever".

It is also impossible, in the white heat of parliamentary debate, to distinguish between strategic and tactical objectives: many Tories view Mr Miliband's civilising gambit as a sign of weakness, Labour having recently been hammered on the economy.