Sentence examples for strategic plays from inspiring English sources

American banks — not just Bank of America, but Citibank, Merrill Lynch and others — portrayed their purchases of Chinese institutions as savvy, strategic plays; a way to get a foothold in the world's largest potential market for seemingly everything.

Over the course of four decades, RAND and its geniuses helped the U.S. government come up with frameworks for many strategic plays made during the Cold War.

Guy and Rambourg use the other half of the fund to pick winners in small caps, mid caps or strategic plays that tend to have a shorter holding period.

"The clubs are still keen to see us developing some kind of international strategic play.

As a longer term strategic play it is hard to see".

"That was a definite strategic play," Ms. Hanaiali'i readily admitted of her album's concept and title.

As always, the devil is in the detail, but on the face of it, this looks like a good strategic play by Mepc".

The sheer scale of Murdoch's proposed move has led to analysts questioning the next strategic play for rivals, particularly smaller ones.

On the first question, my sense has always been that absent a really big strategic play for the center from Romney (which hasn't happened, the last debate's pivot notwithstanding), this race's "natural" state was basically a tie, so I would expect the polls to settle back to somewhere around Obama 48, Romney 47 once last week's debate has receded a bit.

If AARP's leaders have already agreed to accept limited reductions in Social Security benefits as part of a strategic play to preserve a dominant role in the coming debate over entitlement reform, as has been reported, it is a grave error that will only encourage further concessions and demoralize activist members.

Meanwhile for others, the iOS-first decision is more of a strategic play.