Sentence examples for such guerrilla from inspiring English sources

Of course, such guerrilla tactics are hardly a new way for controversial young filmmakers to launch their careers.

Such guerrilla marketing is, in the end, a form of politics — a protest against the growing sameness of the cultural landscape.

Such guerrilla marketing is, in the end, a form of politics—a protest against the growing sameness of the cultural landscape.

Julie Gilhart, vice president of fashion merchandising at Barneys New York, said such guerrilla marketing -- providing clothes for free to stylish and visible friends -- can have more of an impact on customers and retailers than conventional advertising.

The largest such guerrilla group, formerly known as the Kurdistan Workers Party but now called Kongra-Gel, ended a cease-fire with the Turkish government in May and warned foreigners that they could be targets for attack.

The advertisement, a near-copy of an Apple spot for the Macintosh in 1984, has drawn more than 438,000 views on YouTube in the last two weeks, showing the potential reach of such guerrilla ad campaigns.

The insurgents have made such guerrilla-style attacks the centerpiece of their new strategy after a year in which the addition of 30,000 more American forces to the war set back the Taliban's capacity for frontal attacks and their ability to control entire districts in the south.

In fact, violent street gangs seem to be set up along similar lines to insurgent groups that stage armed resistance to political authority, such as guerrilla forces in areas of civil war.

Will it make much difference to "low-intensity" conflicts such as guerrilla warfare?

Rather than introduce a new auteur, "Joe" projected a new character -- and was thus precursor to such subsequent guerrilla productions as "Sweet Sweetback's Baadassss Song and Billy Jackck".

And Colombia, once a top exporter to the United States, until very recently suffered such frequent guerrilla attacks on its 500-mile oil pipeline -- five bombings a day at the peak -- that it had to petition the United States for $100 million in "counterinsurgency" aid to keep a major oil company from fleeing.