Sentence examples for time-tested tactics from inspiring English sources

It is my argument that, beneath our very noses, George Bush and his administration are using time-tested tactics to close down an open society.

Faced with that challenge, Mr. Clinton used one of his time-tested tactics: He stole the Republicans' thunder by co-opting their position.

Editor's note: Two weeks ago, Naomi Wolf, author of the forthcoming The End of America, published an essay in the Guardian entitled "Fascist America, in ten easy steps", in which she argued that, "beneath our very noses, George Bush and his administration are using time-tested tactics to close down an open society".

These are all time-tested tactics for companies trying to acquire new customers, but they're often looked down upon as liver-spotted has-beens in the thumping nightclub of today's digital and data-driven marketing environment.

Westmoreland felt that using the time-tested tactics of fighting a guerrilla insurgency fully securing villages by having ground forces work closely and permanently with the local populations would take too long and that American public opinion would be too impatient to see such a strategy through to success.

There exist solid strategies and time-tested tactics that people have long used to battle the elite (which I detail in Get Up, Stand Up).

Profiling is an accurate, time-tested tactic that exposes criminals.

The trial was a farce, a repetition of Pakistan's time-tested tactic of appearing to act against anti-India jihadis while not taking any action at all.

Competition by proxy asking the courts to wage your war in the market place is a time-tested tactic that rarely yields advantages for anyone.

It's also a time-tested tactic, used during the early days of the Islamic Republic, when state dissidents especially socialists were forced to admit that they were traitors, before being executed.

It's also a time-tested tactic, used during the early days of the Islamic Republic, when state dissidents – especially socialists – were forced to admit that they were traitors, before then being executed.