Sentence examples for used ploy from inspiring English sources

The most commonly used ploy was the sweep but that has inherent risks against a bowler who puts so much energy on the ball; three men went while trying.

Because of the ability to pass photos around the world in an instant, a commonly used ploy these days is to use real photos in manufactured situations.

A frequently used ploy in rare cancer trials is to soften error rates, thus restricting samples sizes at the expense of higher risks of false conclusions.

Judge Fidler excoriated Ms. Olson's lawyers, contending they had used ploys to drag out the case, and he called Ms. Olson's effort to withdraw a guilty plea that she had entered twice "absurd".

This has been supported by researchers using ploy(I C) (TLR3 agonist) and LPS (TLR4 agonist) to induce the loss of DA neuron at the SNc of murine [ 6, 7].

Inoki will be able to run the full range of all-in wrestling moves and use ploys including karate chops, at which he is, according to Ali at his wide-eyed best, 'the most fearsome man in who-le, wi-de, wo-rld.' Anything goes apparently".

We first assumed that the paired-end read distribution inside a given TAR were either in a uniform distribution (in the case of using random primer), or in a skewed distribution (in the case of using ploy-T primer).

Although individuals can exaggerate their body size using ploys such as raising their hair or adopting flattering colour patterns, the deceptive advantage derived from such exaggerators will be evolutionarily short-lived because they will rapidly spread to fixation (Maynard Smith & Harper, 2003).

The man who said he was above "ploys" and "tactics," like Mr. Gore's challenge to a series of debates, used a ploy to distract from his imminent loss in New Hampshire by releasing his own version of that challenge just before the polls closed.

Australian captain Steve Smith admitted on Wednesday his side also used the ploy.

McCarthy admitted to the reporter that he had used a ploy to get the ad past television-station officials, who, he worried, might regard it as inflammatory.