Sentence examples for wise tactic from inspiring English sources

That's not necessarily a wise tactic when its future charter is being debated in parliament.

Moaning about Frank Field, chairman of the work and pensions select committee, is not a wise tactic.

It proves a wise tactic as, on many tables, the vegetables go almost untouched and end up in the black plastic bins.

They may be banking on the fact 0-3 Oakland have to be worse; and that may not be a wise tactic either.

If you have to plan a business trip to Paris or London, delaying the trip isn't a wise tactic, as airline prices to Europe are traditionally lowest in winter.

This is an especially wise tactic if you're willing to relocate.

Obama's primary campaign was characterized by wise tactics and, on occasion, game-changing passionate speeches.

And this illustrates one of the wisest tactics hospitals and clinics can make use of as they try to become greener: keeping people out and looking after them at home instead.

This is increasingly combined with a patronising subtext that things would be going much better if only the Americans had heeded both British advice and the wiser tactics employed in the British zone of occupation.Under the circumstances, Mr Blair could be forgiven for hoping that Mr Bush does the decent thing and comes down with a dose of diplomatic flu.

"We're not here to argue whether stop-and-frisk is a wise police tactic," Mr. Charney said.

But ask Scott Kriens, Juniper's chief executive, about that casting and he rolls his eyes as if to say, "Stop comparing apples with pears".In part, Mr Kriens's reaction is a wise business tactic.