tactic
[ˈtæktɪk]
Definition:
1. A plan for attaining a particular goal.
'tactic' example sentence:
- Fires were started by the prisoners as a diversionary tactic.
- A tactic, however, is not a principle.
- Different circumstances call for different tactics.
- Socially, it may be a good tactic to hide our true emotions, but morally it is also a breach of faith and trust.
- The infantry would use hit and run tactics to slow attacking forces.
- A clear split over tactics appears to be emerging between doves and hawks in the party.
- They were aware of the severe shortcomings in their tactics.
- Bina believes that brands need to readdress their exclusivity tactic.
- The tactic could well help invigorate a struggling campaign.
- He can claim to have been defeated by opponents copying his own tactics.
- It is a tactic.
- Without an action, what would a tactic be?
- We must use shock tactics if we are to stop Aids becoming another accepted 20th-century disease.
- Fear is not always a negative tactic.
- His opportunity to re-establish himself had been nobbled by the manager's tactics.
- The President's tactics could backfire.
- Given the presence of the virus, the trees' defensive tactic apparently has backfired.
- But now she's trying a new tactic.
- He pressed on in the hope that a few others would join him. The tactic paid off.
- It's time to try a change of tactic.
- Is breakfast a necessary start to the day or a marketing tactic by cereal companies?
- 'Ha, ha,' everyone guffawed. 'It's one of Viv's shock tactics.'
- I dare say it's just a business tactic.
- Every tactic must suit the strategy.
- A change of heart, or of tactic?
- He insists that QE is an effective tactic.
- Over the years he sparred with his friend Jesse Jackson over political tactics.
- This public naming and shaming is a new tactic.
- You have probably heard of this tactic before.
- They used pressure tactics to force them to return, including cutting food and water supplies.
- The tactic never really works.
- Doubtless such talk is mostly a negotiating tactic.
- This was the first time he'd used the card tactic.
- But that tactic no longer works.
- Confrontation is not always the best tactic.
- It's thought the fires were started by the prisoners as a diversionary tactic.
- Some people accuse the tax inspectors of bully-boy tactics.
- Civility is not a tactic or a sentiment.
- It's a well-tried tactic to play down public expectations in advance of a superpower summit.
- It's a shrewd tactic.
- The money has been recovered without resorting to verbal abuse or strong-arm tactics.
- What sort of tactics will the President use to rally the people behind him?
- Yet it is a bizarre tactic.
- There had been two strands to his tactics.
- Mr. Yang was planning another tactic to stall by making everything complicated.
- Most people disapprove of such violent tactics.
- One tactic involves where to display the goods.
- Haig was limited by his blinkered approach to strategy and tactics.
- Ministers are using delaying tactics to postpone the report yet again.
- His tactics were to entangle the opposition in a web of parliamentary procedure.
- The tactic is a bit complicated for a brief article, but the basic idea is to attach each digit to a specific consonant.
- Their tactics have been copied by other terrorist organizations.
- The manager discussed tactics with his team.
- The tactics the police are now to employ are definitely uncompromising.
- This was just the latest in a series of delaying tactics.
- Readers of this overheated but often on-the-mark polemic will conclude that the safest tactic is organic food and a fly swatter.
- The group have frequently used bully-boy tactics.
- The tactics employed can range from overt bullying to subtle emotional blackmail.