Sentence examples for tactically effective from inspiring English sources

Targeted killing by drone has proven to be tactically effective but, as evidenced in Vietnam, overwhelming success at the tactical level does not necessarily translate into success at the strategic level.

But, however long the troops stay, military operations will still favor tactically effective quick fixes that collapse when the troops leave, as they will some day.

But overall, the Taliban are a coercive force and their propaganda, while tactically effective from incident to incident, does not seem to have won over the great numbers of Afghans who don't want to be ruled by the Taliban.

Success in combat, the sine qua non of military organizations and the ultimate purpose of military technology, depends on the ability of the combatant group to coordinate the actions of its members in a tactically effective manner.

"I think they [Ireland] are so tactically good," he said.

"We played tactically very good football.

Tactically they gave good pressure.

They are good tactically and adapt well".

The controversy was so raw it tends to spare Ferguson greater scrutiny about the way José Mourinho outdid him tactically thereafter, far more decisive and effective with his substitutions.

On the battlefield the Germans were usually ahead of the British and French tactically, as well as in the effective deployment of superior firepower.

However, they had longer effective range and were tactically superior in the common situation of soldiers shooting at each other from behind obstructions.