Sentence examples for transparent tactic from inspiring English sources

If the Republicans choose to exploit the tragedy of Sept. 11 for political gain, when will the Democrats, and the country, have the courage to challenge that transparent tactic for what it is and expose the failure behind it?

But will the paperwork just be a "cover your rear end" exercise, or will it be a transparent tactic for getting rid of veteran teachers?

"It is undignified that the president of the United States would resort to such transparent tactics to step on our Republican debate," Benton said.

Public officials so routinely enlist in a fight against the most high-profile malady of the day that even those offended by such transparent tactics have come to accept them.

Blaming the rules is a transparent scare tactic designed to weaken the administration's resolve while playing to industry supporters on Capitol Hill.

After all, the lawyerly letter is a fairly transparent scare tactic.

Farrell's lawsuit is a transparent litigation tactic that he is using in an attempt to deflect attention from the trademark infringement allegations I previously made against him.

While it's true that making large donations is a relatively transparent, legal tactic, Del Pilar said, it speaks to the prevalence of social reproduction at these schools: a system that is designed to benefit the class they've traditionally served, generation after generation.

By releasing e-mails that threatened to make his private photos public, the Amazon C.E.O. has made transparent the bullying tactics of the National Enquirer.

I entitled my December 2007 article "Stupid Intelligence," (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alan-dershowitz/stupid-intelligence_b_75663.html) because I argued that its author had fallen hook, line and sinker for a transparent bait and switch tactic employed by Iran.

Such a tactic would be transparent, counterproductive, and, quite possibly, contrary to his belief in the First Amendment.