Sentence examples for employed tricks from inspiring English sources

But he said that concern has now shifted in the opposite direction, acknowledging that technology companies have employed "tricks" that encourage users to become "narcissistic, self-involved assholes".

To save money, Mr. Jordan employed tricks like situating the bathrooms so they share a wet wall, to reduce the amount of copper pipe needed, and using wood veneer on the cabinet doors.

When evidence of its decline began pouring in, Detroit employed tricks to boost sales, particularly fleet sales.

Such companies sometimes employ tricks such as setting up "ghost" web pages, which make a site appear more widely used than it really is.

It's a place where the graffiti might read "René Magritte Was Here (de Chirico, Too)," but Billout's concerns are his own: his drawings (or are they paintings? or both?) often employ tricks of scale and perspective, along with large expanses of deceptively flat color, compositions that resolve in witty visual jokes while tapping deeper currents of unease.

Third, in 2014, Etihad continued to employ tricks and gimmicks to create the illusion of financial viability.

Remember that like any other business, dating sites want your money, and they have been known to employ tricks to encourage you to sign up, such as using fake profiles of potential partners who "want to contact you".

It appears as if the men stuck together for the majority of their time out from behind bars, eating peanut butter and possibly employing tricks from the movies like using pepper to conceal their scent from tracking dogs.

Since the legal battles were joined last year, Mr. Trummer has opened a TriBeCa lounge, the Theater Bar, a more traditionally theatrical saloon where bartenders sometimes employ magic tricks.

But Iraqiya officials here save most of the conjecture for the government of Mr. Maliki, which they say has employed dirty tricks to keep them out of power.

People on the street and members of several TV and radio shows aired on Tuesday have all shown dismay that Labour have employed dirty tricks and it looks to have back-fired.