What is "strategists"

Usage examples of "strategists".

Could the commander possibly assume that he, Rohan, would come up with something better, more perfect than the scientists, than the cyberneticists and the strategists with their electronic computers to help them?

Gurney was the only one of the seven senators on the Ervin committee that Nixon's strategists figured was safely in their pocket, before the hearings started.

The Law Day speech is not the kind of thing that would have much appeal to the mind of a skilled technician, and that kind of mind is perhaps the only common denominator among the strategists, organizers and advisers at the staff-command level of Carter's campaign.

RUS strategists growled as the Americans moved ever eastward, ever farther from defense of Russian population centers and nearer to the Bering Strait.

The greatest of the Bond's strategists, even if, officially, only one of five members of the Strategy Circle.

The Bond's strategists must have been planning this stroke for a very long time.

The Bond's strategists and the Pluthrak kochanau must have been working together in secret.

Surely none of us is so foolish as to believe that their strategists are less competent than our own?

Even before the votes were counted in New Hampshire, GOP strategists said Nixon had already gathered more than 600 of the 667 votes he would need to win the nomination.

Most of the strategists had been in favor of going into orbit, except for the chief engineer and the head physicist.

This was a place for strategists whose work was so sensitive and frequently entailed such delicate global implications that the planners could not be seen together outside government buildings or in the buildings themselves, and certainly never inside adjacent offices known to have connecting doors.

It's got to be something totally unexpected, something that will unbalance the strategists, whoever they are - because every instinct tells me that somewhere they lost control.