Sentence examples for tactic where from inspiring English sources

Stephen Fry called it the 'flypaper' tactic, where they put up a human being as a piece of flypaper and see what gets attracted to it".

This is not an uncommon tactic, where employees are encouraged to purchase company goods, or donate to the non-profit for which they work.

They employed the "Parthian shot" tactic, where the horsemen would fake a retreat, only to turn and fire upon their opponents.

Wood and many others were arrested after being "kettled" by police, a tactic where cops trap a group of people in a confined area.

I wonder if Republican operatives have a name for the tactic where they accuse other people of doing exactly what they themselves are doing?

The First Anglo-Dutch War (1652 54) saw the development of the line of battle, a tactic where ships formed a continuous line to fire broadsides at an enemy.

There were also questions about police tactics, where officer training is more often focused on shooting to kill rather than to maim when the suspect is not violent.

"Both deflect attention from crises in the economy and health service, but are crude and divisive tactics, where the big parties inevitably try to outdo each other in their nastiness".

Toffees boss Martinez had warned his players that unlike the Premier league, with its pace and power, European games were more about tactics, "where strategy is important".

The union defended its use of so-called leverage tactics, where managers are directly targeted as part of a protest, and argued that bad employers should have "nowhere to hide".

This controversy reminds me of classic political campaign tactics, where if your opponent attacks you on something you are vulnerable on, instead of answering the substance of the attack, you try to change the subject with your own attack on an entirely different issue.