Sentence examples for tactic deployed from inspiring English sources

This is a standard tactic deployed against members of Congress.

And yet I see this tactic deployed time and again when researchers are anxious about holes in their CV which they perceive to be problematic.

David Lloyd and Malini Johar Scheuller (writing in the same volume) say as much when they describe a boycott as "a specific tactic, deployed in relation to a wider campaign against injustice".

NYPD officers strung orange netting across the streets to trap groups of protesters, a tactic described by some of them as "kettling" – a term more commonly used by critics of a similar tactic deployed by police in London to contain potentially violent demonstrations there.

Wolf's main argument – that rape is at least half-consciously a subordinating tactic deployed by men – has been feminist orthodoxy since 1975, when Susan Brownmiller published her canonical Against Our Will: Men and Women and Rape: "From prehistoric times to the present, I believe, rape has played a critical function.

Oleg Kashin, a prominent Russian journalist now living in exile following a brutal beating (yet to be properly investigated), argues that the surge of patently absurd bills like those banning foreign words or high heels is a tactic deployed by the Kremlin via its loyal media to draw attention away from topics that really matter – such as Russia's involvement in the Ukraine crisis.

As a political tactic, deploying "campaign Obama" may have a greater effect on GOP primary candidate poll numbers than on his own.

Small male squid can't beat their bigger rivals when courting a female, so they resort to a sneakier tactic: deploying their sperm at the last moment.

Rory Delap's long throws appeared to be the home side's only hope of causing consternation in the Hull defence and for a long time it seemed the game might only be remembered for an original counter-tactic deployed by the visitors.

We feel readers deserve to understand the tactics deployed to obtain these pictures.

Data analysis, says Gerrard, has changed the tactics deployed in the Six Nations.