Sentence examples for the tactic of using from inspiring English sources

But the tactic of using piracy to leapfrog ahead?

The tactic of using recall campaigns to go after politicians appears to be on the rise.

Perhaps the antivaxxers are actually upset by the tactic of using children's entertainment to expose them to ideas and behaviours that they consider harmful?

"I dreamed up the tactic of using the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act," he said in "Leadership," "to prosecute the Mafia leadership".

The 32-year-old said the tactic of using sweet-enhanced saliva to shine a ball was used by every cricket team.

The Israeli mission said "The tactic of using the media for selective criticism, so as to exert pressure on those combating terror rather than on the terrorists and those states supporting them is at the least counterproductive".

(Cole gives an interesting explanation, not available in other accounts, of how the Egyptians had exploited outbreaks of plague in the years before Napoleon's arrival as a means of fending off Ottoman control of the region, and hence were well versed in the tactics of using local misery to defeat benevolent foreign occupiers).

The president and Congress will have rewarded the tactics of using a shutdown as a form of blackmail, paving the way for its use on a more regular basis.

The Israeli tactic of using "knock-on-the-door" missiles to warn people to evacuate before a strike has also been criticised, with opponents saying rockets that do not explode are still a danger to life.

Republican Senate officials suggested Friday that there may be more such recess appointments as a response to the Democrats' tactic of using filibusters or the threat of extended debates to block confirmation of the president's judicial nominees.

The same tactic of using players in their club positions can also be applied to the outstanding Joao Moutinho and Fabio Coentrao.