Sentence examples for strategy created from inspiring English sources

That strategy created a relatively high annual turnover rate, 356percentt, in 2000.

The political strategy created a larger version of the very problem it was designed to avoid.

That strategy created some of its trouble because it suffered a high default rate on the loans.

The defensive strategy created on one level some of the problem it was intended to prevent: the cratering of cities.

As the plane was my focus, this strategy created a randomness in choice of location and the cityscapes I caught on the pictures.

After the Second World War, candidates began to campaign principally by buying advertisements on television, and that strategy created an ever-increasing need for cash.

The strategy creates a mutual sense of urgency.

This strategy creates the desired balance between welcoming and screening new commitments.

Instead of tackling dismissal rules, the government's strategy creates a third category of contract worker.

THEN there is another strategy: creating commercials that people actually look forward to watching.

An effective strategy creates value by strengthening a brand's key attributes or building new adjacencies.