Phrases with «pincer movement»

The phrase "pincer movement" refers to a tactic in which two opposing forces or groups move towards each other from different sides, like the movement of a pincer or pinching motion. This strategy intends to trap or surround the target, making it difficult for them to escape or defend themselves. Full definition

Sentences with «pincer movement»

  • There's a sort of pincer movement from the parents who want their kids to go to Harvard and the policymakers who want to demonstrate that early childhood education has good bang for the buck. (edutopia.org)
  • Use of pincer movements, flanking and other battlefield basics rarely seem to make a difference often leading me to just throwing everything at the enemy until they die. (wolfsgamingblog.com)
  • Opposition finds Labour trapped in a vicious pincer movement between the Tory attack and the bluster of a motley crew of small parties, parliament being the focus of gladiatorial battles. (labour-uncut.co.uk)
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