Sentence examples for tactical preferences from inspiring English sources
Glik, Darmian and Peres were signed for a combined total of just under £5.5m and are a microcosm of the Torino squad as a whole in the sense that their potential has been realised through Ventura's tactical preferences.
But since the aftermath of that 241-run win, when Bayliss spoke of his tactical preference, the 32-year-old has appeared more skittish, with 86 runs across four innings including a second-ball duck when attempting to finish off the win at the Wanderers with a six.
Will Lib-Labs rule for ever – as Ed Miliband clearly hopes – or will Ukip assert greater leverage on the Tories via second preferences (the new name for tactical voting?) and deliver a right-leaning majority bloc?
At this still early stage I'd like to think that the White House's express preference for bipartisanship porn is purely tactical and not reflective of what can only be described as political ignorance and stupidity.
But all together, Romney's chimerical policy suggests a presidency with strong-willed advisors running rough-shod over their principal, a preference for canned language about "exceptionalism," and a tactical approach centered on gestures about "strength," rather than actual strength.
Depending on your preference you can equip a number of different tactical grenades.
Just 7% cast their second-preference votes for the BNP.Few people stand to suffer more from an outbreak of right-wing tactical voting than Chris Roberts, the BNP's candidate in nearby Upminster.
Technical and tactical, yes.
