outflank

The competition too often becomes about who can outflank their fellow travelers.

The most acute risk comes from those who outflank radicals with deeper radicalism.

He even recruited a few of his former agency handlers, once retired, to help him outflank the CIA.

To woo back Tea Party support from Perry, she has to outflank him to the right, and she risks going too far.

But are not the armies of the enemy strong enough to outflank any line of intrenchments that we might make?

A regular organization of forces is observed and every effort made to outflank or surround the enemy.

It was a long detour for Paul to outflank his game and get to the leeward of it.

But they might outflank him and come in to the right or left of him.

The enemy could easily outflank and surround us, if we did not abandon it in time.