Sentence examples for tactic for both from inspiring English sources

In recent years, win-a-visit-with-Barack (or Mitt or Ann or Joe, or Sarah Jessica Parker or Marc Anthony) sweepstakes have become a signal fund-raising tactic for both sides.

"This is a standard tactic for both CoreCivic (formerly Corrections Corporation of America) and GEO," said Carl Takei, a lawyer working for the ACLU's Prison Project, referring to two largest private prisons companies in the US.

But last night's debate represented a drastic change in tactics for both camps.

Recent studies attribute this increase in amputees to a change in tactics for both sides of the war: an increased number of foot patrols by American forces, and more powerful I.E.D.'s and more numerous antipersonnel mines planted by insurgents.

Therefore, the valid of this study might provide a novel tactic for engineering nanoparticles both response to and modulate the tumor microenvironment for improving penetration and heterogeneity distribution of therapeutic agents in tumor.

Seen this way, it is no surprise that journalists and regulators have long struggled to determine where policy wonking ends and lobbying begins, especially as sponsoring think tanks seems to have become a standard tactic for lobbyists on both sides of the Atlantic.

Therefore he was unable to demonize his enemies, a tactic successful for both Mr. Gingrich and President Bill Clinton.

And this is indicative of what seems to be Dean's central tactic for defining himself as both a liberal crusader and a centrist governor: he wants the credit for defying liberal orthodoxy, but he doesn't want to defy it in any way that might actually cost him liberal support.

The alternative tactic for Cameron?

Another popular tactic for robbers is to team up.

"It is a major marketing tactic for them".