Sentence examples for viable tactics from inspiring English sources

Rather, the incendiary rhetorical devices they've used -- from gun sights over congressional districts to the invocation of "Second Amendment remedies" as viable tactics for change -- make these demagogues irresponsible about the consequences of their allusions.

But equally, the control scheme is simple enough that button-mashing is still a viable tactic.

For the first time, hiding is a viable tactic to lose heat, and a pleasant innovation allows you to spot somebody calling for backup and take them out accordingly.

Percy Harvin, 20 percent: in today's N.F.L. sticking an injury-prone receiver in the backfield and asking him to carry the ball eight times per game sounds like a downright viable tactic.

Of course, many parts of the media will leap at any opportunity to attack others, but the fact remains that publicly defending or criticising something on the strength of mental health concerns is increasingly considered a viable tactic in the mainstream.

Obstruction has become a viable tactic in doing the people's business.

So I think I know "what we were doing there --we were rallying there --we Sathere --wes a viable tactic in our lives, and in our movement.

Studies continue with the hope of developing a viable tactic for the preventive intervention of the AIDS pandemic.

Definitely a viable tactic".

In these circumstances, acquisitions can be a viable "stall tactic".

(The NYPD has been reached for comment regarding the use of Patrick Swayze as a viable training tactic, and we are anxiously waiting to hear back).