| With mucho dollars attesting to their greatness, brilliant tacticians of the business world were profiled in countless splashy news reports. |
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| We are idealists, anarchists, guerrilla tacticians, pranksters, neo-Luddites, poets, philosophers and punks. |
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| A country for tenacious, uncommunicative, unambitious tacticians, Turkey bores me to death. |
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| At the height of his political career he was one of the master tacticians of the trade. |
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| At best, politicians seem like canny tacticians, twisting in the gusts of opinion polls and focus groups. |
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| The tacticians on the right have again masterfully shaped the debate. |
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| Military tacticians also need a more exact system of pin-pointing places on maps. |
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| Political tacticians are not in search of scholarly truth or even simple accuracy. |
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| There are many options at the disposal of the tacticians for cruising towards Nice and the Angels' bay. |
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| The schema di gioco the game plan, as PDS tacticians call it is not working. |
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| But that doesn't stop the brand's tacticians to lean towards green vehicles. |
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| Typically seen as astute tacticians, the Albiceleste now pose a more rounded threat thanks to the contributions of effective attacking duo Federico Hilaire and Facundo Minici. |
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| However, there are few tacticians who boast a more complete background, given the Tuscan-born supremo's experience working with youngsters, in the lower divisions, in Serie A and at major international tournaments. |
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| In persuading the Lord Sun Ce, which many modern tacticians judged as nothing short of a feat, Zhuge Liang was considered quite facund. |
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| It may bug budding tacticians, but for most gamers this newly streamlined interface will be a welcome addition. |
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| He spent a year in Germany, studying coaching methods in a nation that has produced a plethora of brilliant tacticians, before retuning to his homeland. |
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| Milan's achievements over the years would not have been possible, however, without crucial contributions from a host of strong-minded homegrown tacticians. |
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| Party tacticians are therefore entertaining some strange permutations. One is to try to ensure that Colin Craig, leader of another party, the Conservatives, gets elected. |
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| Only one, Juan Fangio, in the 1950s, has won the title five times, and Mr Schumacher, backed by the engineers and tacticians of the Ferrari team for which he drives, may have several more years of triumph to come. |
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| People who come from the KGB are tacticians. |
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| With an election scheduled for October 2015, campaign tacticians must soon decide whether Tim Hortons is still an appropriate setting for photo ops. |
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| The tacticians dash from skirmish to skirmish trying to control a crisis, deciding in each case whether taxpayers should bail out a distressed bank, firm or country. |
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| Political parties need tacticians, but countries need leaders. |
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| Convoluted ball rolling for 2-4 sophisticated tacticians. |
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| However, his achievement in moulding an inexperienced group into one of Asia's most competent sides has earned him an undisputed place among the continent's elite tacticians. |
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| Indeed, this was the subject of a FIFA.com article earlier this season, looking at the club's growing reputation as a stepping stone par excellence for gifted young tacticians. |
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