But when it comes to sabotage, I do not see any difference between the ruthlessness, cunning and ingenuity of our enemies during the Second World War and those of terrorists today.
A friend of mine used to manage a coal mine and he would tell amazing stories of such cunning and ingenuity that Blackadder himself would have blushed.
A poor boy from the mountains of northwest Mexico, he used brutal cunning, fearsome ingenuity and administrative genius to almost single-handedly consolidate the global drug market and plunge the country's cartels into decades of internecine warfare, Fels said.
It is an all-too-familiar scenario in which one side deploys massive technology at vast expense, and the other side relies on ingenuity, cunning and patience.
It is an all-too-familiar scenario in which one side deploys huge amounts of technology at vast expense, and the other side relies on ingenuity, cunning and patience.
Scouting the enemy formation was a subordinate issue, although contemporary descriptions indicated that formations and maneuvers, showing ingenuity and cunning, played a large part in the outcomes.
Does F1 not show that humans are capable of extraordinary ingenuity and cunning, without resorting to disrespect for the rules of the game?
It is a tale of extraordinary ingenuity and cunning.
"Ali was the great artist of the ring — in his prime an extraordinary combination of skill, swiftness, ingenuity and cunning as well as a sardonic playfulness and audacity not seen in boxing since Jack Johnson," boxing aficionado and novelist Joyce Carol Oates told The Times in 2013.
The fear is, here and everywhere, that this autumn's hardships are just the beginning: there will come a point when no amount of ingenuity, flexibility and cunning can stand in the way of empty coffers.
