Sentence examples for the very tactic from inspiring English sources

But executives say the very tactic that has helped bolster the company may lead to its downfall.

If nothing else, she says she believes in direct action -- the very tactic that has fueled, even defined, their own movement.

I suspect this disconnect between gun-control advocates and the average, not-very-concerned voter has to do with the very tactic that Everytown and its ideological brethren believe to be their most effective pitch: We need gun control to stop mass shootings.

As if it's okay for Dexter to resort to the very tactic the show's various serial killers employ -- cold blooded murder.

Unfortunately, the very tactics they think will increase ease of purchase often do the opposite.

And such a move, they say, would be a rerun of the very tactics the government cited in asking for a breakup.

Internet activists often connect anonymously and use tools to conceal their identities — the very tactics that Russian operators have also used.

Indeed, he sees the seeds of these policies in the very tactics he and Mr Orban employed during their days as dissidents, when they used manipulation of the media to kick-start a revolution.

But so far his presidency has been vitiated by a combination of incompetence and a willingness to fall back on the very tactics that he denounced as a candidate.

Everitt says the authors got a three-hour interview with Willie Horton and a copy of a memo to Dukakis from former North Carolina governor Jim Hunt warning the candidate about the very tactics that were used to defeat him.

Alan G. Hevesi said yesterday that as mayor he would make sure that the city does not "slip back to the dark days of disorder and disarray and lawlessness," even as he called for changing many of the very tactics and strategies that the Giuliani administration credits with having driven down crime.