Sentence examples for many stratagems from inspiring English sources

Those who attributed so much of the England captain's success to good luck were inclined to overlook the many stratagems exploited by him".

Sun's philosophy consists of a great many ingenious stratagems for outwitting an opponent.

This will let the horse relax to the saddle and stop bloating (a stratagem many sage horses will use).

The series revealed the tax stratagems of many of Britain's corporate household names.

"Movin' Out," a confirmed hit, used many of the same stratagems, including an early television advertising presence and cross-marketing.

Apple still pursues many of the same stratagems.

In response, they have drawn on the stratagem of many criminal defense lawyers — when the evidence against a defendant is strong, put the government on trial.

Moreover, the surface engineering stratagem of many functional groups originating from PCDAA on the surface of PCL PEG PCL NPs, offers the ability to facilely conjugate fluorescent dyes or targeting ligands, which broad their application in biomedical field.

Scott was much the better wordsmith of the two, and the story that spread throughout the world was largely that told by him, with Amundsen's victory reduced in the eyes of many to an unsporting stratagem.

Historian Geoffrey Blainey writes: "How many of the tricks and stratagems of the early years came from this clever tactician we will never know".

Still, when the history of the Gore campaign is written, it may focus less on Mr. Gore's successful stratagems (and there were many) and more on Mr. Bradley's missteps (and there were many).