Sentence examples for using a common tactic from inspiring English sources

The police were using a common tactic that has received less attention than the widely criticized practice of racial profiling (or gender, age, weight, ethnic or religious profiling, for that matter).

According to campaign finance filings released Friday evening, the health insurer appears to have donated more than the $5,000 corporate limit to Ms. O'Connell's campaign by using a common tactic: also donating through three of its divisions.

WASHINGTON — Senate Democratic and Republican leaders are nearing an agreement on new limits to the filibuster, an effort to speed action in the often-clogged chamber by prohibiting senators from using a common tactic to slow the legislative process.

Deep practice is a common tactic used by the massively successful, and the average person can use it as well.

(Drilling the ball at your opponent's back used to be a common tactic).

To attack their victims, the hackers used spear-phishing, a common tactic in which hackers send emails that appear legitimate and mention specific topics that lure victims into clicking on links and attachments.

Using a rabbit is a common tactic, but Chavez, sure to come under criticism for his ride, took exception to Guidry's maneuvering.

Using actors is not a common tactic for political attack ads, which often rely on stern-sounding announcers to recite a series of damning facts or on testimonials from aggrieved citizens, like a recent series from the Obama campaign that questions Mr. Romney's history as a private equity executive.

Land mine attacks, using remote-controlled detonations of explosives hidden near roads, have been a common tactic used by Kashmir's separatists.

The "teaser" is a common tactic used in commercial television to get viewers to stay tuned after a commercial break.

These are a common tactic used in times of distress to spread capital across the banking system to fill in the weak spots.