Sentence examples for cunning method from inspiring English sources

It was a cunning method for turning out the Republican vote, but it cast Republicans and Democrats as enemies and provided a vivid reminder that somewhere along the way, Mr. McCain had commandeered the perception that it was he who was the Republican able to sow support in unlikely places.

However, old habits die hard and, whisper it, I think I might have discovered a cunning method of getting one up on the old enemy… The author's name is known to the Observer, but it has been withheld at his request.

But the ingenuity of the plot — a showcase for the cunning methods of a serial killer taking vengeance on the foremen of juries that hand down acquittals in clear cases of homicide — shows that Lutz is in rare form.

Despite the potential damage and the cunning methods used by cyber criminals via exploits to victimize users and their systems, the bulk of them are actually pretty easy to avoid.

Scientists have discovered a cunning new method to prevent the protein clumps that clog neurons in sufferers of Alzheimer's disease.

Armstrong was centrally involved in a sprawling, sophisticated doping program, the agency said, yet he employed both cunning and farcical methods to beat the sport's drug-testing system.

Drawn by her runaway imagination to investigate crimes that have become part of local legend, Emma uses sheer cunning and devious methods of interrogation to pry information from the colorful characters she finds at well-trafficked spots like the Rainbow Cafe.

… The latest method is especially cunning: home-made submarines.

Where once cocaine was hidden in shipments of fresh vegetables and flowers, more recently it has been found in specially moulded furniture and concrete fencing posts.But the latest method is especially cunning: home-made submarines.

A paper, just out in Nature Methods, suggests a cunning new way to collect data from wild animals without causing them undue stress.

"Realism," his byword, describes less his method — a talented mélange of cunning and not so cunning, brazen artifices — than effects that stupefy the mind as only reality, when it overloads the senses, can.