outmaneuver造句
1 Some one is always trying to outmaneuver me for more money or to steal my people, or even my job title.
2 China's superior radio allowed it to outmaneuver fighters.
3 Informal To top or outmaneuver ( a competitor ) in acquiring and publishing an important news story.
4 My new supervisor knows how to outmaneuver the boss in most situations.
5 In sports where limber, prepubescent bodies can outmaneuver more mature athletes, kids can be designated as older than they are.
6 They outnumber the high elves and can outmaneuver most enemies.
7 How many business plans down the road will it be before his good intentions are eroded or outmaneuvered?
8 In a business where information is the most valuable commodity, traders with the smartest, fastest computers can outfox and outmaneuver rivals.
9 Connally sought to cow opposition while Nixon's strategy was to outmaneuver it.
10 Ephson said both the NPP and the NDC have been trying to outmaneuver each other with their pronouncements.