Sentence examples for unfortunate strategy from inspiring English sources

The only blame is reserved for federal prosecutors and the lawyers who handled Mr. Rich's original defense, which, his current lawyers wrote, "followed an unfortunate" strategy of no communication and no negotiation.

This is an unfortunate strategy for China, and it means that we will continue to see quality problems.

"It was an unfortunate strategy to announce the SnapTrack acquisition and issue the warning on the shipments on the same day," said Mark Zohar, analyst at Forrester Research in Boston.

Thus, skirting around the issue because of fear of upsetting, stigmatising or blaming women [ 59] may be an unfortunate strategy, especially when overweight or obese women expect the same outcome of the examination as their normal weight peers, as indicated in our study.

After several weeks of the Baltimore Ravens and accompanying tales of rage and destruction, that was an unfortunate marketing strategy.

And that's doubly unfortunate, because the strategies companies use to combat harassment haven't been successful.

The unfortunate downside of their strategy is, as a Bank of England report recently confirmed, that in the long run the wealthy will benefit far more from it than the middle class will.

Yes, they urge us to proselytize, which rather than a cult technique, might just be an unfortunate mistake in marketing strategy: I would never urge anyone to do the Forum precisely because they urged me to do the Forum.

Or maybe loaned out irretrievably to distant Burmese cousins with unfortunate or naïve investment strategies.

Such comprehensive propaganda strategies have unfortunate repercussions for journalists, especially those who question the spin.

The unfortunate downside of such strategies, at least for those interested in gender equality, are that they act to reinforce traditional gender roles rather than using these high profile opportunities to underscore that women can hold a variety of diverse policy interests and goals.