Sentence examples for this particular tactic from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether pending federal legislation would impact this particular tactic.

The "Everything store" is using this particular tactic to drum up interest in the 30th anniversary DVD/Blu-ray special edition bundle for the trilogy, set to launch on October 20.

To give credit where credit is due, it was APCO, not Porter Novelli, that pioneered this particular tactic as part of its work for tobacco companies.

Ironically, progressive civil libertarians might do well to align themselves with "states' rights" groups on the right in opposing not only this particular tactic but all overlap of federal and state jurisdiction in criminal cases.

Now, I know that advertising is supposed to work on our subconscious, but I think I've rumbled this particular tactic and dragged it up and out in to plain view: Murder equals danger, equals excitement, equals cool, I want that dress!

His manager Juan Lorenzo later tried to play down the controversy over that particular tactic by arguing: "A really dirty player would have done it with his foot".

Given that that particular tactic hasn't convinced people to stop downloading, the industry is turning its attention to ISPs.

But unlike some NYPD officials, Zimring is not so sure that the homicide decline can be chalked up to impact zones, since that particular tactic has been around for a few years.

The pragmatism we identified provides further evidence that the particular tactics employed by corporate actors develop over time in relation to both the degrees and types of regulation being considered by policymakers and the policy environment in question [ 46].

"What I don't understand about this particular battle tactic is how it is in the best interest of Amazon customers," Patterson wrote.

"What I don't understand about this particular battle tactic is how it is in the best interest of Amazon customers," James Patterson, the best-selling author, wrote in a post on Facebook.