Sentence examples for strategy conceived from inspiring English sources

He followed the founder's plans, especially his "celebrity strategy," conceived in 1955.

More than 50 umpires had submitted letters of resignation as a labor strategy conceived by Richie Phillips, who subsequently was ousted as the umpires' labor leader.

Read's is an important piece of a development strategy conceived by the city seven years ago, said Michael Freimuth, Bridgeport's director of development.

The Iraqi strategy conceived by Abizaid and Casey — and endorsed, it should be said, by Donald Rumsfeld and most others in the Bush administration — led directly to the catastrophe that Iraq became.

For Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, the defeat is a devastating blow to his "kindling strategy," conceived in Boston years ago, to spark a fire in the early-voting states by outspending and out-organizing his rivals.

She began with the hard Brexit opening called "red lines", a strategy conceived in the soundproof box inhabited by the prime minister and her aides during the period when she was impervious to any advice from diplomatic grandmasters.

Durkheim's variable-based strategy conceives explanations from comparing and "testing propositions about general patterns of relationships among abstract variables" (Ragin and Zaret 1983, p. 740).

This strategy was conceived as iterative and purposive: it required search strategies that aimed to maximise the likelihood of retrieving a model of pragmatic utility to the project; the aim was not the systematic identification of all such models.

This strategy, specifically conceived for SISs, is shown to fully overcome the drawbacks of the state-of-the-art crawling strategies.

The PI strategy was conceived by the Process Technology Group at ICI's New Science Laboratory in the late 1970s.

In fact, the proposed strategy was conceived and designed for parallel and distributed computing.