Although it turns out of those wins may have been helped along by underhand methods.
I wouldn't dream of suggesting he's going to try underhand methods.
Using underhand methods, Hopkins was able between 1644 and 1646 to secure the conviction and subsequent execution of 230 people for witchcraft.
The US government opted for underhand methods and asked the British government - and its intelligence services, including its listening agency, GCHQ - to help out.
For the past three years the two companies have been involved in bitter civil litigation, eBay successfully arguing that Craigslist used underhand methods to dilute its shareholding.
We had to resort to some very underhand methods to obtain decent oligonucleotides, from the commercial, next-day delivery oligonucleotide company down the road – who into the bargain were cheaper than the in-house option.
Representatives of StubHub and Ticketmaster faced an inquisition from MPs on the culture, media and sport select committee, who are looking into allegations that touts use underhand methods to secure tickets at the expense of fans.
He also took the company into the casino business, but had his gaming licence revoked in the early 1980s, when he was alleged to have used underhand methods to lure customers away from other gaming establishments.
The Office of the Schools Adjudicator (OSA) exists to make sure schools abide by it, and don't use underhand methods to disadvantage some families while engineering a more favourable intake.
In particular, Nuri al-Maliki, the tough Shia Muslim who has been prime minister since 2006, shows increasingly authoritarian, sectarian and democracy-sapping tendencies, ruthlessly ousting or outmanoeuvring rivals, and using underhand methods to impose his will.
