Sentence examples for trick of having from inspiring English sources

But how do the Heliconius butterflies pull off the trick of having seven different forms in a single interbreeding population?

Since the end of the Soviet Union, Russia has managed the trick of having low birthrates and high death rates.

There's even that tired trick of having a cat jump out of the dark in front of the quivering heroine.

UConn, better than anyone, has mastered the trick of having it both ways: committing few fouls while eliciting many on the opponent.

I appreciated Ippudo's slender, springy house-made noodles, which manage the trick of having presence and delicacy at the same time.

For an outer layer, the Finisterre Sastruga jacket pulls off the very clever trick of having a lightweight material that offers great warmth.

They've learned this trick now of having wars far away.

The trick is that instead of having to be aimed directly at the target, this round need only be aimed at a place in proximity to it.

The trick of ISRJ has been employed to confuse the wideband radar and protect the important military target, such as the fighter, seeker, and other air vehicles.

The 29-year-old defender has ended his testimonial year with his own personal double hat-trick of promotions, having made his debut for the Lancashire club in front of just 81 fans more than a decade ago.

Wenger has lifted the FA Cup a record-equalling six times and is hungry to complete a hat-trick of wins having won the trophy in 2014 and 2015.