| The awkward xebecs would never be able to outmanoeuvre the British vessels. |
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| Although such measures enabled Cavour to outmanoeuvre the clerical right in the short run, their long-term effects were less salutary. |
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| It gave Allied pilots a major tactical advantage as they were able to tolerate greater G-forces to outmanoeuvre their opponents. |
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| Strachan, on the other hand, was regarded as tricksy enough to outmanoeuvre his dour Aberdeen and Manchester United manager. |
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| Serbia's strategy of attempting to outmanoeuvre its former secessionist province through the international court lay in ruins. |
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| As a result, when lobbying ministers, campaigners were often better informed and could outmanoeuvre them. |
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| As in the game of chess, war has two opposing sides which attempt to outmanoeuvre each other and thus clinch victory. |
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| Two other routes were outlined as a diversionary tactic. Allied soldiers would follow these routes in order to outmanoeuvre the Germans. |
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| Both Intesa and Sanpaolo managed to outmanoeuvre big, predatory shareholders to join forces. |
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| We shall make hand-written amendments, using 19th-century methods to overrule and outmanoeuvre the technology of the 21st century. |
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| She was the first star who could outsmart, outmanoeuvre, and outswear the studio grandees. |
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| Targaryen manages to repeatedly outmanoeuvre and outwit scheming men who dominate the world of Game of Thrones and dismiss the idea that a woman might have the wherewithal to establish an empire. |
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| Designed on the pattern of a whaler, it could be produced quickly and cheaply and had the ability to outmanoeuvre a submarine as well as long endurance. |
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| That Mr Compaoré was felled by popular protests that arose because of his attempt to outmanoeuvre the constitution may give his peers pause for thought. |
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| The same, however, cannot be said of Kazakhstan's president, Nursultan Nazarbaev, whose sound political instincts have repeatedly enabled him to outmanoeuvre the growing number of his opponents. |
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| The numerical strength of the police should be increased and they should be provided with modern crime-fighting equipment to outmanoeuvre that used by criminals. |
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| For those of you who don't know your Spyhunter history, theInterceptor is a car which can outrace, outshoot and outmanoeuvre anything on the road. |
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