Sentence examples for tactic is known from inspiring English sources

The tactic is known as shoot-look-shoot.

The tactic is known as a bear hug.

Among North Korea watchers, Mr. Kim's tactic is known as "brinkmanship".

The tactic is known as borrowed interest, marketers seeking to gain attention by associating themselves with news events that consumers are following closely.

In the property development business this tactic is known as "demolition by neglect", and it's shocking to see successive governments resort to these tactics.

This tactic is known as a "multi-punch". Some organizations utilized the gaps on an otherwise full card by inserting a late question with response categories punched across several columns and rows, wherever they could find a space.

This tactic was known as entrism sui generis, to distinguish it from the short-term entry tactic employed before World War II.

Wal-Mart, renowned to outsiders for its elbows-out business tactics, is known internally for its bare-knuckled no-expense-spared investigations of employees who break its ironclad ethics rules.

Phalanx tactics are known from ancient Sumer and Egypt as well as from Greece.

Indeed, as the Americans and British achieve success on the conventional battlefield they are likely to be challenged by an enemy that continues to use "asymmetrical warfare," as such low-tech but deadly tactics are known.

M.M.A. fighters do a lot of punching, although they also kick and throw knees and elbows; these tactics are known, collectively, as "striking" or "standup," to distinguish them from the tactics that are employed when the fighters are on the mat, grappling for position.