gamesmanship

What we have here is a great example of global gamesmanship.

"Are we going to allow political gamesmanship to run the city?"

"I hear that all of your financial gamesmanship has paid off."

But certainly he stood against anything that might get in the way of a woman's sexual gamesmanship.

And, of course, they have also led to more than a little gamesmanship down on the farm.

There are real issues here, along with a large element of gamesmanship.

For now, investors can only sit back and watch the gamesmanship.

At this time of year, some people refer to it as gamesmanship.

The book details many things about the gamesmanship of poker.

Some players think this is gamesmanship on his part, a distraction.

Both teams have engaged in a little gamesmanship leading up to the game.

But the playoffs, with all their passion and gamesmanship, might be another matter.

There is more than a little gamesmanship to these antics.

In other words, how well can managers carry out a project without gamesmanship or politics?

The Patriots did not need such gamesmanship tonight, but barely.

But last night James revealed a hidden part of his game: gamesmanship.

Gamesmanship creates doubts for both this time and the next one.

That document was a classic example of Washington gamesmanship, according to officials who have seen it.

"Is justice really being administered here, as opposed to gamesmanship?"

"If a team is losing late in the game, they try to use gamesmanship.

It was an approach that brought out the play's poetry and its intellectual gamesmanship.

But the Democrats had some partisan gamesmanship up their sleeves also.

The gamesmanship taking place may determine which project gets primacy.

He later backed off a bit, but a full investigation of the gamesmanship under way that night is clearly needed.

This is part of the endless gamesmanship between these franchises.