Sentence examples for strategy of laying from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schmitt said the elections on Tuesday showed that a Democratic strategy of laying all problems at the feet of all Republicans did not work.
"He's had this strategy of laying low, and this is kind of his coming out," said one Democrat who deals regularly with the campaign.
The group's strategy of laying leisurely explorations atop a steady funk beat was surprisingly prescient: a concert in Cologne from 1972 sounds as if it could have taken place last weekend, somewhere in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
The 2007 champion Zach Johnson, not a long hitter, played the par-5s in 11-under by never varying his strategy of laying up and wedging on all four days of the tournament.
Asked if the resurgence of violence in Samarra cast doubt on the American military's strategy of laying siege to insurgent-held cities, Colonel Abdul-Rahman saIraqraq was no different from Afghanistan, where there has also been violence, albeit at a much lower level since the end of major military conflict there.
The strategy of laying eggs off the water allows eggs from aquatic organisms to avoid aquatic predators but at the same time they must face a variety of selective challenges, since they are exposed to stressful environmental conditions that may affect embryonic development and survival of offspring [10]; [10].
An alternative strategy to avoid detrimental effects of laying gaps between eggs would be to restrict sex biases to first eggs only (Emlen 1997), a pattern shown in several experiments on homing pigeons (Columba livia; Pike 2005; Goerlich et al. 2009; Goerlich et al. unpublished data; Müller et al. unpublished data).
At RAND, Systems Analysis was designed as a cybernetics-inspired science of strategy which laid the foundations for methods such as systems-based computer simulations, war gaming and a systematic analysis of experts' opinions on specific future developments (the so-called Delphi method) to forecast the future.4.4
Results of the present study constitute a starting point in the definition of plant control strategies, laying the basis for investigation and development of a model-based control-system design.
"Some of the strategy they laid out for growing the portfolio we found to be a bit unconvincing," said Roz Bryant, a retail analyst for Morningstar in Chicago.
It was a central part of the strategy laid out by Mahathir Mohamad, the prime minister at the time, to transform Malaysia into an industrialised nation by 2020.
