Sentence examples for tactic introducing from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Quinn, a Democrat who is running this year for mayor of New York, the lack of sales means a missed opportunity to employ a classic campaign tactic: introducing yourself to voters in a memoir, using carefully chosen words and photos.

The show scored low marks when it tackled Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, a tactic introduced by former gold-winner Hoarders.

In 1920 he wrote the Army's official Infantry Training manual that included his "battle drill" system evolved in 1917 and his so-called "expanding torrent" method of attack, which grew out of infiltration tactics introduced in 1917 18.

Chuck Campion and Charlie Baker, consultants from the Dewey Square Group, a local firm that had helped Gore, volunteered their services, chatting with Max on tactics and introducing him to the district's main players.

When a new campaign or tactic is introduced, some either 1) Envy & Clone.

In the 1954 55 pre-season a new tactic was introduced which would change the direction of the club.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance uses the gameplay of Final Fantasy Tactics, but introduced certain changes such as a customizable map for the world of Ivalice.

A set of software tools for search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising and other inbound tactics was introduced in May 2013 under the name Act-On Inbound.

In response to criticisms of its high-pressure recruiting tactics, Kaplan introduced a program that would give students a 5-week free trial period to see if they liked the programs.

19 In conjunction with the Pap smear and other technological advancements such as liquid-based cytology, HPV DNA testing, and computer-assisted smear-reading, some countries have seen drastic reductions in cervical cancer mortality rates by as much as 75% since these tactics were introduced over 50 years ago.

The United States tried a similar tactic in Iraq by introducing moderate imams at the prisons where insurgents were being held.