Sentence examples for tactical abilities from inspiring English sources

Christiansen has always been noted for his tactical abilities, but that is Robson's strength, too.

Oman manager Paul Le Guen pointed towards this after his side's loss to Australia – highlighting their superior physicality and technical and tactical abilities.

But as much as I respected his preparation skills, his tactical abilities and how he and Gene Michael began the process that turned this team into a dynasty, getting a direct answer from him was exasperating.

In addition, relatively older children (athletes) have a greater opportunity to participate in competitions and, consequently, may enhance their psychological, technical, and tactical abilities, thereby supporting greater athletic development [2].

The pilot's tactical abilities include x-ray vision, invisibility cloaking, and regenerating speed boosts.

While the 1998 study used a "narrow interpretation" that limited sporting purposes solely to hunting and organized, competitive target shooting, Turk suggests this should be changed in light of the surge of interest in such of weapons since the federal assault-weapon ban expired in 2004 and given the growing popularity of competitions testing tactical abilities.

The tactical ability will maybe come later.

I try to find people who are a 10 in tactical ability.

"Surely it's about skill and tactical ability first and how people look second," she said.

The Spaniards running City have not failed to notice his tactical ability this winter, as he has redrawn his formation to compensate for the absence of Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge.

Could it be argued, Miller was asked, that the union's gains through free agency were aided by Kuhn's presence and Miller's tactical ability against him?