Sentence examples for the central strategy from inspiring English sources

Building local excitement just before the circus arrives is still the central strategy, Mr. Feld said.

The central strategy of Mr. Rodriguez's defense team is to shift focus onto Ms. Santiago.

The central strategy is, of course, to shatter the thing that has shielded the mafia for decades – omerta or the code of silence.

But spreading doubt, playing down the scientific consensus, and focusing obsessively on uncertainties has been the central strategy of climate sceptics, following the helpful example of the tobacco industry before them.

And that's how it tied together, but for each one of them, as Stephen says, they're a dab of color that only makes sense in juxtaposition to the other color, and I think that's very hard for actors to accept, because normally they're used to owning the central strategy of the film.

Although Mr. Bush has benefited from seasoned Washington hands, White House aides said that the officials who had the largest role in stage-managing the agenda for his first days were two of the president's confidants from Texas: Mr. Rove, who developed the central strategy, and Karen P. Hughes, Mr. Bush's counselor, who was responsible for message development.

In doing so he anticipated one of the central strategies of postcolonial studies decades before the field took off.

Richard and Janet Woodward Welwyn Garden City   One of the central strategies of Ebenezer Howard's "town-country garden city" was to spatially separate dwelling from workplace.

And by the end of July, when the Greensboro Woolworth's counter was finally desegregated, this form of nonviolent protest had become one of the central strategies of the American civil rights movement.

Online petitions, like the one leveraged in this campaign, are quickly becoming one of the central strategies for girls and young women creating greater awareness of sexism, and a cost or accountability for those who practice it.

In contrast, the German government on Wednesday advanced legislation that would, among other things, force high-speed trading firms to register with the government and limit their ability to rapidly place and cancel orders, one of the central strategies used by the firms to take advantage of small changes in the price of stocks.