Sentence examples for tailoring tactics from inspiring English sources

If Chelsea have surprisingly lost at Aston Villa and Crystal Palace in recent weeks, their victory at Manchester City earlier in the year, when they took the league ground record at the Etihad Stadium, was a masterclass in tailoring tactics to deal with a specific opponent.

Former Manchester United striker Lou Macari believes Ferguson is simply practising sound management by knowing his squad, knowing his opposition and tailoring his tactics accordingly.

They are a two-tone team, as the All Blacks have been over the years, able to tailor their tactics to suit who they are playing and the weather conditions.

Tailor retention tactics to generational needs.

A numerical example is provided as an operational guideline for how to apply it to tailor operational tactics in SC risk management.

The treatment of aortoiliac aneurysms associated to aneurysms in the hypogastric artery is a challenge for vascular surgeons, who have to devise tailor-made tactics to fit the anatomy ofeach case.

And today, Mr. Bradley and his surrogates tailored that tactic to make a direct appeal to women voters, asserting that the vice president had been less than honest about his "evolution" from abortion opponent to abortion supporter.

She could overlook Suu Kyi's refusal to use the word "Rohingya" and her evasiveness about the status of Muslims, assuming that she was simply tailoring her campaign tactics to an electorate in the grip of growing religious tensions.

As noted by the SEC, "research shows that con artists are experts at the art of persuasion, often using a variety of influence tactics tailored to the vulnerabilities of their victims".

Of particular note is the increased use of random mutagenesis and directed evolution tactics for tailoring glycosidase activity.

Arsenal's strength is the counterattack, and with Newcastle's back line so stretched, this was a game tailor-made for such tactics.