strategically
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5.1
- adverb
- /strəˈtɛdʒɪkli/
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estratégicamente
- To win the game, they needed to think strategically about their next moves.
- strategically placed
- strategically important
- act strategically
The first part is to decouple from China strategically and.
- The first part is to decouple from China strategically and.
- So does it make sense strategically to put it on every platform?
- So how do you balance those two things strategically?
- So strategically it was smart to sell off.
- It's not able to reason, plan, or think creatively or strategically.
- I made myself look good in this moment, but it doesn't help you strategically in the long term.
- You have to have some host nation force to be able to, you know, strategically win that victory.
- And yet the timing suggests, I think, that the J&E; was acting strategically.
- Has that been an area where you've been like, maybe that's not strategically sound and by virtue of that may be wrong?
- So you want to deploy these things strategically.
- I just think that for me, I'm OK with that because I'm always thinking strategically.
Examples
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The good news is there are some things that can help you think about this strategically and consistently.
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But I think what this allows us to do is to think more strategically about how we're using those resources.
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Are they using that strategically or are they not listening to it?
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So does it make sense strategically to put it on every platform?
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So strategically it was smart to sell off.
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All strategically planned to the minute.
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So sometimes you have to just start and you still need to be strategically aligned.
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After the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Pakistan became strategically critical for both the United States and China.
Academic text (1992) -
Roswell was arguably the most strategically important military base on the face of the planet.
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More importantly, the evidence strongly suggests that subjects act strategically in their decisions and anticipate the consequences.
Academic text (1991)
How Strategic
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Etymology
Strategically comes from the Greek word strategos, meaning 'army leader', and from strategy, which means 'a careful plan'. So to act strategically is to plan your moves carefully, like a general choosing the best steps to reach a goal.