Sentence examples for tactics learned from inspiring English sources

Social movements tend to be mutually reinforcing, the tactics learned in one cause quickly redeployed in another context.

Second, they were convinced that the referendum campaign could be won with tactics learned from Cameron's ruthless Australian strategist Lynton Crosby in the 2015 election.

Employing many of the same tactics learned at Morris, WestJet flourished.

Maybe a few years from now, when there are more tablet computing platforms, hardware makers will be able to use sales tactics learned from years of personal computers.

Not in itself a part of the Wars of Scottish Independence, the battle is significant for its employment of tactics learned in the Scottish wars in a domestic, English conflict.

The session also raised the question: "What are you 'elite children' who are here in New York going to do when you get back home to help those children who are disenfranchised?" This provoked a heated discussion on how experiences, information and tactics learned during this Prepcom would be fed back to children living in extreme poverty and in hard-to-reach areas around the world.

She has improved her tactics, learning to open the court.

Reversing this argument, Dr Ashok Mitra, former finance minister of West Bengal, in an article called "The Phantom Enemy", argues that the "grisly serial murders" that the Maoists are committing are a classic tactic, learned from guerrilla warfare textbooks.

The royal pikemen were deployed in a schiltron formation, a tactic learned from the Scots in the Scottish wars.

He ingested great loads of World War II military history, and employed the brutal tactics he learned on the streets.

"Sadly they use the tactics they learned from us against the rebels to assert their power".