Sentence examples for small ploys from inspiring English sources
His mature imagery deals at least peripherally, subliminally, with the large and small ploys that human beings devise to keep afloat under the rain of damage that life spreads around so liberally.
While some bars award free beer and some shops give small discounts as a marketing ploy, the majority do not.
The reality is that the talk of "low expectations" is a ploy by a small group of industrialised countries to obscure their obligations to act.
In the case of Tata Steel, for instance, we owned only 2%."To tackle the problem of the small stakes, Mr Tata used a controversial ploy.
Rather than being the people's last resort to deal with big simple questions (capital punishment, for instance), referendums have become the lobbyists' first ploy to push through the small and the complicated.
Sometimes, shoppers try to get items for free with the following ploy: They bring you a small, one-dollar item, and hand you a $100 bill to pay for it.
He was quick to point out that it was simply a ploy that could help a studio as small as his compete against better-financed competitors like Sony and Universal.
Even if only a small fraction are snared, it is still a lucrative ploy: their own charges are small since they never give their quarry a chance to answer.Others dupe callers into providing credit-card numbers.
That was the same ploy he used in rectifying a deficit in the small city of Glen Cove when he took over as mayor there in 1994.
I am just a small drop in the bucket of LinkedIn's ingenious marketing ploy to tug at my vanity and make me feel special.
