Sentence examples for tactical opportunities from inspiring English sources

These two parts of the chess-playing process cannot be completely separated, because strategic goals are mostly achieved through tactics, while the tactical opportunities are based on the previous strategy of play.

"If you tell them, for example, to attack the opposition, they will carry on doing it even if tactical opportunities open up elsewhere," he said.

A spokesperson at its ad agency, Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R, said this morning: "We have a reputation for being fleet of foot in responding to tactical opportunities".

The Series D round of funding was led by Blackstone Tactical Opportunities and Insight Venture Partners, along with existing investors (unnamed which but previous backers include strategics like Capital One, Dell Ventures, DFJ, Fairhaven, Khosla, KKR and Ten Eleven).

And the fact that some of Cylance's clients are in Blackstone's portfolio was one of the reasons why the PE and venture funding icon chose to invest in it, accord to Viral Patel, an MD of Blackstone's Tactical Opportunities.

Use of robot in Dallas highlights tactical opportunities, ethical questions for police.

The series presented virtual jungles and cities of tactical opportunity, but they were illusions, hemmed by invisible walls that permitted only the procession down hallways of narrow choice.

Mike Soutar, Shortlist founder and chief executive, said the magazine had taken advantage of a "tactical opportunity" against potential men's rival Gaz7etta.

"We have for a couple of months been looking at trialing distribution on different days to see what the response would be and we saw a tactical opportunity to do so today," Soutar added.

"The uncertainty stemming from Europe has led its equity markets to cheapen relative to the U.S. equity market to the extent that we believe Europe now presents an attractive tactical opportunity," the firm said in a note to subscribers of its No-Load Fund Analyst newsletter.

(Rumsfeld later told Congress, "You have to ask the question, If not now, when? Is there nothing, is there nothing, that we're doing that we can ever stop?") The talking-points memo made its way to Capitol Hill, presenting Rumsfeld with a tactical opportunity that he immediately seized.