Sentence examples for more clever in from inspiring English sources

"They are much more clever, in come cases able to adapt to new situations and able to outsmart control efforts".

"I don't think there should be any merger of those brands but I think we can be more clever in the way we organise and structure ourselves behind the scenes," he says.

"We must become much more efficient and more clever in the ways we find new sources of data, mine information from the new and old, generate information, make it available for analysis, convert it to knowledge, and create actionable options," he said in a speech in California earlier this year.

As spam has proliferated -- and with it the attempts by big Internet providers to block messages sent from the addresses of known spammers -- many mass e-mailers have become more clever in avoiding the blockades by aggressively bouncing messages off the computers of unaware third parties.

Mr. Poindexter told a California audience then that "we must become much more efficient and more clever in the way we find new sources of data, mine information from the new and old, make it available for analysis, convert it to knowledge and create actionable options".

They won the battles and second balls and were more clever in one-on-one situations.

There's no more clever effect in recent horror history than a sequence in Paranormal Activity 3 where a camera is jerry-rigged to an oscillating fan and the action goes on- and off-screen to nerve-shredding effect.

A few years ago, some of the more clever people in the luxury watch retail industry identified an interesting trend: consumers in many areas seemed to be buying more pre-owned watches than new ones.

One of the more clever moments in the performance is when Watt gets worked into a frenzy and cajoles Chipaumire to make her début as her version of her father, this time a prizefighter named Chocolate Thunder.

The Communist Party has been rather more clever so far in nurturing nationalism since the 1990's, and in staying on top of the nationalist tiger.

The Iranians were more clever, or diabolical, in exploiting their hostages than the restrained BP executives or their enviro foes are in this situation.