Sentence examples for unconventional tactic from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unconventional tactic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a strategy or approach that is not traditional or commonly used. Example: The team's unconventional tactic of using humor to diffuse tense situations in meetings proved to be highly effective.
Mr. McBride demurred at a suggestion that his unconventional tactic had saved the account for TBWA/ Chiat/Day.
The unconventional tactic worked: Allen went two for nine from the floor, scoring only four points, and spent only sixteen minutes on the court.
One target is negative interest rates — an unconventional tactic adopted in Japan and Europe that turns the usual rules of borrowing and lending upside down.
Another very unconventional tactic was A/B testing the film itself.
One unconventional tactic has been to use animation to tell a biographical story as was the case with the award-winning 2008 Israeli film Waltz with Bashir.
Finally, an unconventional tactic that's worked for me: play a two- (or more) player game in a public place like a café, park, or hostel common area.
Unconventional forces require unconventional tactics.
The Seahawks are set to take on the New England Patriots, whose coach, Bill Belichick, is well-known for his unconventional tactics.
Corporate travelers like Mr. Goltsch are fighting back with increasingly unconventional tactics -- some aboveboard, others devious at best.
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Richards warned that even large states such as China and Russia could adopt unconventional tactics rather than preparing for fighting with missiles and fixed formations of troops and armour.
