Sentence examples for tactics to catch from inspiring English sources

The FBI used what some consider questionable investigative tactics to catch him, including breaking into a secure internet browser without a warrant.

The knockout blow usually comes on the board, where there are even more devious, deceptive and ruthless tactics to catch your opponent off guard.

[Daily News] The police are altering their tactics to catch thieves who increasingly operate on subway trains rather than platforms, snatching electronics or robbing the inebriated or otherwise unconscious.

The biggest concern is that the bomber could adjust or escalate tactics to catch law enforcement off-guard, which was the case during the string of bombings that rattled Austin earlier this year that left two dead and five injured.

This alacrity is a well-worn local tactic to catch the opposition on the hop.

Three years ago, when the London-based four-piece released their exhilarating debut Silence Yourself, the silent treatment might have been a tactic to catch a journalist off-guard.

This is just not true (not that we have anything against this tactic to catch real criminals).

Both tactics seemed to catch Josh McDaniels and Company off-guard.

The report recommended that the agency devote far more resources to the problem, employing the same tactics used to catch drug dealers: undercover agents, surveillance, and confidential informants.

The use of informers, another tactic used to catch drug dealers, has also plummeted.

"These tactics are going to catch up with ForestEthics," Ms. Abusow said.