Sentence examples for tactics in terms from inspiring English sources

"You would be incredibly surprised by the demographic that uses black bloc tactics, in terms of age, gender, occupation," James said.

"This is important because we see how the bot owners are changing their tactics in terms of how they were organizing these bots over time".

He added that "if you want to look at unpleasant tactics, in terms of street campaigning, and outright, naked unpleasantness of a national/racial nature", then "you only have to see what was said to me when I was surrounded by a group of thugs in a street in Edinburgh".

These leaders are copying each other's tactics, particularly in terms of dealing with the opposition and trying to bring their own populations on board.

The militants were still very much in a minority and evidence from polls proved the growing disgust that many in the Islamic world felt for the extremists, particularly when they could see at first hand what their tactics meant in terms of shattered bodies and shattered lives.

He retains from those days a habit of speaking of military tactics in football terms.

Polls show the mayor is still popular, despite strong resentment about his brash tactics in overturning term limits.

In truth, this is the only tactic that works in terms of reform: allowing people to let their narcissism hang out in a context that's divorced from the drugs they have come to associate it with.

This Cameron, on a celebration visit to Norwich, condemned Labour's tactics in the strongest terms.

The review was scathing about some federation representatives' tactics in defending officers' terms and conditions which have seen it target Home Secretaries including Ms May and Tom Winsor, the Chief Inspector of Constabulary.

Hamilton said: "In terms of tactics in the race that has never been my thought process.