Strategy ˈstrætədʒi Part Marketing Devise Effective Long Term Coping

• the government’s economic strategy
• we need to devise an effective long-term strategy.
• often, individuals employ multiple coping strategies because one particular strategy is not sufficient
• to adopt/implement/pursue a strategy

strategy

1. a plan that is intended to achieve a particular purpose
• SEE ALSO exit strategy
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/exit-strategy
• the government’s economic strategy
• We need to devise an effective long-term strategy.
• Often, individuals employ multiple coping strategies because one particular strategy is not sufficient
• to adopt/implement/pursue a strategy
• to develop a strategy for dealing with unemployment
• It's all part of an overall strategy to gain promotion.

Extra Examples

• A coherent strategy for getting more people back to work needs to be developed.
• He pretended that resigning was part of his long-term career strategy.
• Her rudeness was a deliberate strategy to provoke him.
• It is certainly a strategy worth exploring.
• The charity is drawing up a strategy to meet the needs of the homeless.
• The committee drew up a draft strategy for dealing with future floods.
• The company adopted aggressive marketing strategies to sell its products.
• The company will now focus its strategy on its core business areas.
• The company's financial strategy is not working.
• The document sets out the government's new strategy.
• The government has employed a dual strategy to achieve these two objectives.
• The money is earmarked for the development of new product and sales strategies.
• Their overall strategy is good, but one or two of the details could be improved.
• Their single-minded pursuit of this controversial strategy led to their fall from power.
• This strategy relies on property prices continuing to rise.
• We all have different coping strategies for times of stress.
• a comprehensive strategy towards regional development
• a customer-oriented business strategy
• a global marketing strategy
• a key strategy to increase sales
• a strategy aimed at reducing the risk of accidents
• resource management strategies
• the key idea in their strategy
• the party's strategy on poverty
• to develop an effective strategy for change
• As a business strategy, this is unlikely to work.
• The government has developed a strategy for dealing with regional unemployment.
• Their overall strategy is quite good, but they need to change some of the details.
• What strategies will you use to achieve this goal?
• New product development strategies were presented to the committee.
• This has been part of the Democratic Party campaign strategy.
• Marketing techniques used to implement the strategies are provided.
• They are trying to devise a strategy for preventing the disease.
• Make good communications a key part of your strategy for success.
2. the process of planning something or putting a plan into operation
• Poor marketing strategy was blamed for the failure of the service to catch on.

Extra Examples

• The coming year may herald a change in strategy for major publishers.
• The committee is meeting today in Washington to plot strategy.
• They called a meeting to discuss investment strategy.
3. the skill of planning the movements of armies in a battle or war; an example of doing this
• COMPARE tactic
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/tactic
• military strategy
• defence strategies

Extra Examples

• They're pursuing a strategy of massive retaliation.
• a strategy game set during the Civil War
• Agreeing to meet the rebels is obviously a high-risk strategy.
• The army's strategy and tactics were highly aggressive.

Word Origin

• early 19th cent.: from French stratégie, from Greek stratēgia ‘generalship’, from stratēgos, from stratos ‘army’ + agein ‘to lead’.