Sentence examples for due to clever from inspiring English sources

"This documentary came about due to clever editing.

Part of that was due to clever tactics by Arena, part bad luck for the FMLN.

Part of the success is due to clever marketing: Central America's feel-good evangelical mega-churches have growing television audiences as well as packed weekly congregations.

Equally remarkable, the tax cut has escaped disfigurement from business lobbyists looking for special-interest tax breaks.Much of this was due to clever politicking.

Though the latest polls still give him only a smallish lead, the momentum is clearly his, while Miss Saez has steadily fallen back, amid differences among her advisers.Colonel Chavez's forward surge is due to clever marketing and a populist message.

Some success is due to hard work, and others might be due to clever ideas and good timing.

Some plants are able to survive wildfires due to a clever layer of thermal insulation provided by their bark, dead leaves, or moist tissues.

It's hard to know whether all this is taking it out of Corbyn, due to his clever tactic of starting each day looking like he slept in his car.

I particularly liked this film because the director chose a robot that by appearance would be hard to empathise with but, due to the clever narrative and a scene where the robot dances with the heroine, the audience can't fail but anthropomorphosise the robot.

Just as Sir Ian Blair, Met Commissioner, was given the political equivalent of a kicking in the cells by the London Assembly over the Stockwell shooting, Scotland Yard suddenly found itself the bearer of good news for Neville and Doreen Lawrence, below: that due to fiendishly clever detective work, it may launch a second prosecution of the suspects in their son's murder case.

However it was actually due to a clever use of the address book and invites and not viral in the strictest sense of the word.