As the work began, Ms. Slavkina, a branding and marketing consultant, decided to use the Internet strategically, telling her contractor that she was documenting the project online.
As a communication and engagement expert and ICF certified coach, Amber helps entrepreneurs and corporate leaders identify what they want to be known for so they can strategically tell their stories, grow their tribes and ultimately fulfill their callings.
" By strategically telling others that you have been feeling sick, you can more believably fake the illness.
"He lied strategically," Schwartz told Mayer.
"By focusing on individual flare-ups like the fuss over a minor ad campaign, the Israeli government is missing the bigger picture strategically," Ben-Ami told me.
Attacking Okinawa wouldn't do much strategically, Baker told me, but if they blow up the US base in Yokosuka, near Tokyo, "they can disrupt the US ability to run their major supply chains out of Japan".
Attacking Okinawa wouldn't do much strategically, Baker told me, but if they blow up the US base in Yokosuka, near Tokyo, "they can disrupt the US ability to run their major supply chains out of Japan". This war won't likely stay strictly between the Koreas and the US.
"We believe that navigation software will be very important for Nokia and see an acquisition as strategically sound," he told clients on Monday.
"We want you to feel unhampered tactically and strategically," Defense Secretary George Marshall told the general in a cable approved by President Harry Truman.
When the revamped National Museum of China opened in Beijing in 2011, much was made, officially, of its being, square foot for square foot, the single largest museum of any kind in the world, even though the history of China it told was strategically truncated.
