Sentence examples for devious use from inspiring English sources

Reprinted in Northern papers, the report made Ellsworth a sensation for his devious use of wartime telegraphy.

The Bush principle of pre-emption is already being adored and exploited by other world leaders who have their own devious uses for it.

More practically, packet capture is widely used in network security tools to analyze raw traffic for detecting malicious behaviour (scans and attacks), sniffing, fingerprinting and many other (often devious) uses.

If this devious, bullying use of foul language continues, you should start showing yellow or red cards, and include it all in your post-match report.

But the vice president may have hit on a devious tactic used by his old boss Richard Nixon.

Legislation that would end a devious tactic used by some pharmaceutical companies to delay the introduction of cheaper generic drugs squeaked by a Senate panel recently.

Before heading home for a weeklong recess, the House of Representatives passed a bill on July 1 that would crack down on a devious tactic used by some pharmaceutical companies.

There will be tragedies, including suicides, as bullies become more ingenious and devious in using the potential of texting and the internet to destroy a victim's self-esteem out of sight of adult eyes.

The Federal Trade Commission has been battling for years to end a devious tactic used by some drug companies to pay competitors to delay putting cheaper generic versions of their brand-name drugs on the market.

If the case ever reaches the Supreme Court and this verdict is upheld, it could go a long way toward ending a devious tactic used by drug companies to frustrate efforts to speed the advent of generic drugs.

Now Swiss researchers may have uncovered a particularly devious counterattack used by certain tumor cells: They can force cells of the immune system to commit suicide.