"The suggestions somehow that the Russian actions have been clever strategically..
He is tactically clever but strategically hopeless.
All these are possible, particularly as the Isis leadership – tactically clever but strategically foolish – is prepared to make war on everyone, everywhere, in their bid to create a new caliphate.
Instead, Google has been very clever in strategically picking new areas that all have something in common: They are all tied to the cloud and collecting data, information, and insights about how we live, work, and play, and then turning that data, information, and insights into new products and services that can help us navigate the world better.
Contoured fairways, clever doglegs, and strategically placed water features test the skills of casual golfers and experienced pros.
Be it inflatable, filled with tension-easing beads, polystyrene or clever memory foam, a strategically-placed cushion can make a big difference to your comfort on a journey.
Be it an earring or a strategically placed handkerchief, gay men have always invented clever ways to find each other.
Buster Keaton's 1928 silent movie Steamboat Bill, Jr, now on rerelease, is most famous for that staggeringly clever and ambitious shot of the house front with the strategically positioned open window collapsing on top of our hero, leaving him unscathed.
We don't generally go around taking a long, hard look at the vaginas of other women, so we may be unaware of the natural variation in size and shape, and the clever marketing executive can easily exploit this by means of strategically placed articles and advertising in magazines.
Instead, we can do restoration in clever ways that reduce fragmentation, even if it's just tiny pieces of land placed strategically," Oliver says.
