Sentence examples for because of maneuver from inspiring English sources

Fifth, during the active and passive complete expiration maneuvers, some patients could potentially not have emptied their lungs enough to reach the residual volume because of maneuver intolerance or because they had to expire through the breathing circuit against the set PEEP.

Because of maneuvering in Congress by the gun lobby and its allies, firearms have also been exempted from regulation by the Consumer Product Safety Commission since its inception.

A half-century after the American nuclear industry was born, the nation still lacks a dedicated repository for such waste because of maneuvering driven by not-in-my-backyard politics.

Unfortunately, these requirements are difficult to satisfy because of unknown maneuver characteristics in real situations.

I can't divulge what manner of maneuver was captured because that would take the excitement away from watching the video when it comes out, so I'll just say this: Mike McGill would be proud.

"Hollande has little margin of maneuver".

And Mr. Icahn, a master of negotiation, may be setting things up for his own deal with MGM, but because of his maneuvering, we just don't know.

During his rule, parties who opposed the president and his administration remained weak, partly because of the maneuvering and manipulation of the ruling party.

It involves Jenson Button's avoiding an armed robbery leaving Sao Paolo's track because of deft maneuvers by his carjacking-veteran driver.

But federal regulators say, and auto industry engineers tend to agree, that fewer than 10percentt of all rollovers happen purely because of sharp maneuvers on a paved road.

Moreover, because of accounting maneuvers, each new acquisition allowed the company to report higher per-share profits, even when its core business was barely growing, or losing ground.