Sentence examples for strategy attempts from inspiring English sources

Far from being an effective exit strategy, attempts to hand over responsibility to unprepared indigenous forces will only bog us down further in Afghanistan.

"Our strategy attempts to relieve officers from the yoke of 911 — constantly racing from one call to another," then-Superintendent Matt Rodriguez wrote in a 1993 document.

The new strategy attempts to foster convergence among three sectors: the life sciences, which include biotechnology and health care; information technology, which includes computer networks and software; and microelectronics, which includes sensors and chip-assisted engineering.

These are the types of questions distribution strategy attempts to answer.

This is the exact scenario this strategy attempts to profit from.

This strategy attempts to exploit the more rapid proliferation of malignant compared with normal cell populations.

That strategy attempted to convince poor whites to vote against their own interests by appealing to prejudice against blacks.

Central bankers have therefore been honing a new strategy: attempting to boost confidence by providing "forward guidance"—giving a clearer steer on their future plans.

The authors have proposed an end to double standards in treatment of issues relating to Islamophobia, anti-Muslim prejudice, and racism, as well as a "radical rethink" of government strategy attempting to deal with the problems facing Muslims in Britain.

That is code for running from start to finish on policies that can win some centrist and independent votes, rather than following the pivot strategy attempted by such figures as Mitt Romney.

The report also covers common obstacles to using social technologies well, such as having no overall strategy, attempting to solve too many problems at once and apathetic upper management.