Sentence examples for usual tactic from inspiring English sources

But the usual tactic of reviving growth through lower interest rates is unquestionably much harder to pull off.

When trying to describe a musician's style, the usual tactic is to compare him to other musicians.

North's one-club opening was strong and artificial, and East passed, the usual tactic with a strong balanced hand.

Mr. Gibney argued that the actress represented reality much better than the usual tactic of electronically masking a source's face and voice.

"Since the mid-nineties, it has been the usual tactic of criminals to take people to the forests and do bad things to them.

His usual tactic is to embark on an escalating sequence of challenges, and then to retract the final one rather than risk a head-on confrontation with America.

The coalition tried the usual tactics — hunger strikes, marches, boycotts directed at the growers.

"It is no surprise he has resorted to his usual tactics of over-the-top rhetoric that nobody believes".

"So they resort to their usual tactics: force a false confession, broadcast it, and convict with impunity".

Using its usual tactics, the government banned many organizations such as the BPC, and within a year the police had killed more than 500, including Biko.

It was a stark contrast to the usual tactics of big-league campaigning, brought on by the spectacle of seven candidates debating on the same stage.