Sentence examples for used cleverly from inspiring English sources
Money buys political influence; used cleverly, it also buys intellectual influence.
Mr. Carr, the author of the Harvard Business Review article, acknowledged that technology, used cleverly, can still give companies an edge in the marketplace.
Multitouch is used cleverly; for example, with two fingers you can rotate a photo, zoom in and out, adjust the shadowy "vignette" framing, and so on.
11.25am GMT 13th over: England 108-6 (Bopara 4, Bresnan 3) 106 required from 42 balls Muirhead once more (he's been used cleverly by Bailey, who has twice brought him on with the pressure off).
An intein-based protein cleavage reaction was used cleverly to generate a thioester at the C-terminus of recombinant proteins, which led to specific labeling of the protein C-terminus in a subsequent chemical reaction.
Used cleverly, those assets still offer global influence.
In April the group also targeted and temporarily gained access to 11 Guardian-related accounts using cleverly disguised phishing emails.
OceanBoy Farms, a company in Florida, produces organic inland shrimp using cleverly designed ponds that avoid another environmental side-effect of fish-farming the dumping ofish-farming thedumpingen fofd onto the bottoms ofishnsitive marine environments, such as Scottish lochs.
One is by ultrapowers, using cleverly constructed ultrafilters.
Dry dissection, a concept developed by Lawrence Stark, includes a variety of techniques designed to isolate internal neural control components by using cleverly designed stimulus or measurement protocols.
That's what Wall Street has done repeatedly and often disastrously to make outlandish stock prices seem reasonable by using cleverly tailored valuation methods.
