How To Use Tactically In A Sentence
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On Sunday they did not do themselves justice tactically or in terms of conviction, but they are extremely lucky to have a chance of making amends so quickly.
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PVC-free and tactically pleasing cable is designed to reduce microphonics.
Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets
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We will look to be more tactically astute.
Times, Sunday Times
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In particular, it's interesting to see the emphasis on the electrification of speech and "braining" in Chinese, versus that of distance in "telephone" (which is itself related to telegraphy, technically, syntactically, and semantically) and numeric calculation (and practitioners thereof) for "computer".
Word meaning as a window into thought
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Clearly, these documents were tactically inept.
Christianity Today
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To all those critics who claimed he was not tactically astute enough.
The Sun
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Some users might want ‘tactically blinding’ light - on the order of 90 lumens - but that could only come with double the battery load, more weight and bulk.
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Terry's as tactically astute as anyone I have worked with and when it comes to motivation he's one of the best.
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You would need a tactically intelligent defensive midfielder and here options are imperfect.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their players were not only outmuscled, as they were against South Africa in the autumn, but they were tactically outmanoeuvred too.
Ireland 24-8 England | Six Nations match report
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You would need a tactically intelligent defensive midfielder and here options are imperfect.
Times, Sunday Times
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An optional tag type meant to syntactically differentiate between otherwise identical instantiations.
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Hillary's campaign was a stinkeroo, tactically and strategically, from beginning to end.
Obama Shifting Gears For General Election, Recruiting Hillary Staffers
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Tactically, bear market rallies reward buyers of low quality stocks, which tend to be highly geared and react sharply to such short-lived momentum.
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But even that would have been tactically unwise, because Letiecq made his video himself, likely possesses an original, likely could distribute it through other means, and likely would make much hay from the attempt to suppress it -- just as he has done here.
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In football anything is possible if you play organised, disciplined and tactically astute football.
The Sun
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They smile and lark with the lads, presenting themselves as just another athlete, multi-skilled, gregarious, tactically attuned.
Can Joe Hart save himself from the curse of the England keeper? | Barney Ronay
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And we also spend time with Arminius, who is building resentment against the Romans and trying to find strategies to organize his people and defeat a tactically and strategically superior force.
REVIEW: Give Me Back My Legions! by Harry Turtledove
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We will look to be more tactically astute.
Times, Sunday Times
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Labour's huge majorities owe much to a decision by electors to vote tactically: a kind of spontaneous electoral reform.
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To all those critics who claimed he was not tactically astute enough.
The Sun
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And he clearly has a cool head tactically.
The Sun
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Gen. Paul Eaton, wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times in which he called Rumsfeld “incompetent strategically, operationally and tactically.”
Firedoglake » Republicans Who Swiftboat the Generals
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They claim he is out of his depth and tactically inept.
The Sun
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You argue that he had dished the opposition, outmanoeuvred them, tactically closed them down and as a result, couldn't help allowing himself a mordant little smile.
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Their utterances are syntactically simpler, contain a narrower range of semantic content, and less frequently refer outside the here-and-now.
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In football anything is possible if you play organised, disciplined and tactically astute football.
The Sun
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The image-guided biopsy uses either ultrasound or mammography to stereotactically localize the suspicious lesion.
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In football anything is possible if you play organised, disciplined and tactically astute football.
The Sun
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The folds of his eyelids had grown heavier, and his melancholy, forgiving smile warmed Julia each time she saw it, even though there were times she felt his expression worked tactically to his advantage, and that he should not be doling out generosity but asking for it.
ALONE With You
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Doing so will help us stay tactically sharp and be able to take the fight to the enemy.
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As a 1220 player I often find myself in an actual game being unsure about whether or not to play quietly or sharply, tactically or positionally.
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He was known to have called the player "tactically naive" after some of his more headless performances last season.
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We don't know whether this really was a coincidence, or whether one of them tactically backdated his declaration, so they share the honor.
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You would need a tactically intelligent defensive midfielder and here options are imperfect.
Times, Sunday Times
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So which brother is the most tactically astute?
Times, Sunday Times
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We will look to be more tactically astute.
Times, Sunday Times
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The analysis will then be extended to resultative and depictive secondary predicates in sections 4 and 5, and will be compared to some of the syntactically based alternatives that have been proposed in the literature.
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Tactically speaking I think we blundered early on and never really recovered.
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Let us tactically begin with the social form consensus and its opposite dissensus.
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But both players are tactically astute.
The Sun
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But how many of you have then thought: nah, wasted vote innit, and voted tactically for Labour in order to keep the Tories out?
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They can hurt you how they want, when they want: physically, aerially, tactically, technically.
Times, Sunday Times
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But both players are tactically astute.
The Sun
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And he clearly has a cool head tactically.
The Sun
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So which brother is the most tactically astute?
Times, Sunday Times
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He is able to use his wit, he's able to use his quick thinking in very sharp and tactically, even brilliant, ways.
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Tactically, it's clear that the fleet is less handily placed in Holland, and the army ditto in Denmark.
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It has tactically placed more than 150 advertising insertions from January to June promoting the strapline, ‘Connects you to the world’.
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To all those critics who claimed he was not tactically astute enough.
The Sun
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Logophoric pronouns are semantically stronger than regular pronouns in that syntactically, they usually require to be bound in a local domain, and semantically, they are canonically referentially dependent.
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The enemy was tactically superior.
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Grouped into corps, the panzer divisions proved tactically and operationally decisive.
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And he clearly has a cool head tactically.
The Sun
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It is a strategy which seeks political power by tactically dissociating itself from politics.
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Now she's under attack from a whole gang of men, and tactically speaking it's a no-lose situation for her.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is not yet sophisticated enough tactically.
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With the help of a demo tactically timed to come out two months before the game, the title blindsided many players who hadn't even heard of it before, but with its for the time awe-inspiring graphics and unusual amount of freedom for a first-person shooter, it quickly won over many fans.
Wertzone Classics: Far Cry
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Tactically, however, he is extremely flexible and is beholden to no particular system, encouraging simple, open football.
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The Mullaitivu marathon® - LTTE tactically withdraws® from last major bastion, Eelam definitely on the way More Than 30,000 Tamil Civilians Feared Killed, People Bleed To Death on Streets in Tamil Eelam
Kottu
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And he clearly has a cool head tactically.
The Sun
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The computer system could be programmed to require that Lana produce complete syntactically ordered strings of lexigrams arranged according to certain simple combinatorial rules.
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So which brother is the most tactically astute?
Times, Sunday Times
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Tactically their operations were brilliant, with their innovatory use of artillery and storm troop-led infantry.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Thus no syntactically correct program in our restricted version occam can contain an execution error.
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In the past, we thought of joint operations as cobbling together a tactically - or even an operationally - effective force from various service components.
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Small candles were tactically nestled amongst the branches to be lit at night, representing the twinkling stars of the heavens.
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Despite a decade in power and a lifetime in politics, he has shown himself to be tactically inept.
Times, Sunday Times
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Note the semeiotics, if you will: English uses alphabetical characters, uniform and mechanical, meaningless in themselves, meaningful only when combined in words; Japanese uses ideographs, scripted and lyrical, meaningful in themselves but sometimes also conveying a higher meaning when combined together; the square-code language uses geometric designs, intentionally mechanical, yet undeniably aesthetic, meaningful in themselves but presumably not combined syntactically (from item to item) in commerce.
Probing the Psyche of the Information Age: Repella.net (A Digital Art Website Review)
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But both players are tactically astute.
The Sun
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But now the finger has been pointed at him for being in such a towering rage that he became tactically incoherent.
The Sun
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So, tactically, it is a masterstroke, with one fatal flaw.
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Steve's very tactically aware of players and situations as you can see in his teams.
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Meanwhile, resources were stripped from the far more austere and tactically disarticulated operations in Afghanistan; and various Afghan forces arrayed against the US - in particular the Taliban - watched and waited.
Stan Goff: Getting Off the Road
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And he clearly has a cool head tactically.
The Sun
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Syntactically, it is singled out in Python by being named before the dot -- everything following the dot, method name, and left parenthesis is just an argument.
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Datta divagates into revolutionary illusions, Indian ‘leftist’ illusions, and its infantile bid for power with violence tactically kept sheatheed.
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the tactically useful province is still firmly in the rebels' hands
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From a military point of view, when you get into those situations, it makes sense to retire, withdraw, tactically or strategically, in order to reshape the war in a way that you can win it.
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If the latter, it may be tactically advantageous to reassure the judge that you can prevail without your proposed rule producing the kind of untoward results implicit in the question.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Answering Questions at Oral Argument:
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Grouped into corps, the panzer divisions proved tactically and operationally decisive.
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syntactically ill-formed
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You would need a tactically intelligent defensive midfielder and here options are imperfect.
Times, Sunday Times
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For first past the post - tactically vote for Julie McAnulty in Coatbridge and Chryston
Central Region
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Though a like condition existed among the Federals, their numbers were still strong and their position on the field tactically promising.
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They are well organised tactically, have a smart defence, they have good movement and mobility.
Times, Sunday Times
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That version can't be used predicatively: "This is big deal" might be the boast of a Russian who never mastered the English determiner system, but it's not something that a native speaker would say "to express contempt for something regarded as impressive by another person". idiomatic contempt aside, the anarthrous exclamatory fragment "big deal" is syntactically regular, in that there are lots of other adjective+noun combinations used in a similar way.
Language Log
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He may seem like an ‘old school’ coach but he is a keen follower of sport science and his team has matched the best tactically.
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Thus those voting tactically under AV will in practice number approximately zero, compared with the millions of voters faced with the choice between a tactical vote and a wasted one under FPTP.Mike WrightProfessor of operational research, Lancaster University• The politics of the referendum No to AV campaign neutrality under spotlight over Tory party funding, 3 May has successfully blotted out the psephology.
Letters: Playing the game to put an end to tactical voting
