So far, the Obamaphile media have cravenly neglected to give this the space it clearly deserves.

ECONOMIST: The Democrats

Would Americans who surrendered so cravenly to McCarthyism, when only their jobs were at risk, really have defied a life-threatening tyranny?

ECONOMIST: New York opinion-makers

Yet the truth is, most noise pollution is caused by your neighbors, who cravenly pretend that they aren't even aware of this.

WSJ: Joe Queenan on the Sound of One Neighbor Misbehaving | Moving Targets

But when the religious parties in his coalition objected, Mr Netanyahu cravenly caved in, causing the biggest secular party, Kadima, to secede from his government.

ECONOMIST: Israel needs to solve a problem with its most religious Jews

So the idea that governments are convinced of the virtues of globalisation but are cravenly refusing to make the case for it is, in Mr Henderson's view, wrong.

ECONOMIST: ECONOMIC FOCUS