Sentence examples for use a different tactic from inspiring English sources

"If they were after something specific, or were truly seeking entry, you'd think they might use a different tactic, one that's been employed elsewhere — such as a bomb followed by a small-arms assault," the official said.

After coming back from two sets down on Sunday to upset 18th-seeded Nicolas Almagro of Spain and make his first visit to the fourth round of a Grand Slam tournament, Muller said he was going to use a different tactic.

Thus it was decided to use a different tactic.

"I was really confident - I wanted to use a different tactic, and it worked," the double European champion told BBC Sport.

"The security used a different tactic today," an activist who gave his name as Hozan said by phone.

Nathalie Nahai, author and web psychologist, feels that it's not surprising that charities are using a different tactic to provoke people into action.

Earlier this year a leading Libyan people smuggler, speaking anonymously to the Guardian, explained how he uses a different tactic to ensure the trafficking boat can be used again.

FaceTec's Zoom technology uses a different tactic than the one Apple uses to determine if you are a human (rather than, say, a photo or a video of one) and, in fact, the phone's rightful owner.

In 1966, Mr. Gibbons used a different tactic to deal with what he saw as Mr. Powell's corruption: he influenced the committee to make new rules to shift power to the six subcommittee chairmen.

Radio Active, an urban station, uses a different tactic: it broadcasts twenty-three hours a day, and its programming is, in part, a response to the indifference of the mainstream media, with a cast of hosts representing the full spectrum of city life, particularly its most marginalized citizens.

The NEAT study, meanwhile, uses a different tactic.