Sentence examples for vague strategy from inspiring English sources

Combine this lack of cohesion in the Afghan Army with an endless war fought with a vague strategy, and green-on-blue attacks seem an inevitable result.

The idea that the rest of the organization can translate a rather vague strategy to their own specific context is largely a myth.

Obama laid out an expansive if still rather vague strategy to "degrade" and ultimately "destroy" ISIS, the Al Qaeda offshoot which has carved out a de facto rogue state out of much of Iraq and Syria in becoming the world's richest terrorist organization.

"Just as we need real, not pretend, action on climate change from wealthy countries," says Jim Shultz of the Democracy Center, "we need real, not vague, strategies in the climate change movement.

Mark Harrington, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Chase, said Mr. Fourtou was "intentionally very vague about strategy," which he said, "confused people and angered some".

But some investors said they had questioned Mr. Madoff's supposed investment prowess years ago, pointing to his unnaturally steady returns, his vague investment strategy and the obscure accounting firm that audited his books.

But rather than leave that relationship vague, this strategy gets people from around the web to follow artists on Apple Music Connect.

TRUMP ANNOUNCES VAGUE NEW AFGHANISTAN STRATEGY THAT LIKELY INVOLVES TROOP INCREASE The president said in a primetime televised address that he will no longer disclose how many troops will be deployed, but he opened the door to more deployments in America's longest war.

As the management team gradually formed and more actors became involved, vague program strategies were specified and central problem areas identified (e.g. defining measurement strategies).

MAX BOOT, who seems never to have met a use of American military force he didn't like, is worried about Barack Obama's vague new military strategy.

Here's the group's argument, which builds on its earlier, and justified, criticism of President Obama's vague new "National Strategy for the Arctic Region": Last week the Coast Guard wrapped up a marine casualty investigation hearing in Anchorage that uncovered new details about Royal Dutch Shell's reckless attempt to drill for oil in the wild and remote Arctic Ocean in 2012.