Sentence examples for striking strategy from inspiring English sources

Control may be the most visually striking strategy game ever produced.

A striking regulatory strategy has been observed for the H1-T6SS of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, termed "Tit-for-Tat" (Basler et al., 2013).

Among the most striking formal strategies in "Easy Rider" are the propulsive, eye-thwacking edits that were a signature of Mr. Hopper's longtime friend, the collagist and avant-garde filmmaker Bruce Conner ("A Movie").

What has not improved nearly as much -- despite a striking shift in strategy to focus on services and software -- has been the growth in overall revenues.

But there are striking differences in strategy and practice between VC and buyout funds the principal components of the PE industry.

For an online collective whose modus operandi has largely focused upon cyber-attacks and hacking, the latest announcement by Anonymous represents a striking switch in strategy.

There appear to be striking differences in strategies for 20S proteasome biogenesis between oocytes/early embryos and other tissue cells.

The Medicare Board may be the most striking example of this strategy, but it is hardly the only one.

The club is switching to a new strategy of striking partnerships with firms around the world to develop and promote Man Utd-branded products, rather than running a one-stop-shop in-house merchandising operation.

Compared with previously reported method, the present strategy has striking features such as convenient, inexpensive and environmentally friendly, especially affording a paradigm for the preparation of spherical mesoporous carbon nanoparticles through driving-induced assembly engineering.

Yet what I find most striking today is the strategy that Microsoft revealed.