Sentence examples for bit of maneuvering from inspiring English sources

It was a canny bit of maneuvering by Daniels, who could have succumbed to several sources of pressure and made a rash trade.

I was able to wear them with minimal rubbing, but things got a little more awkward when wearing a jacket, requiring a bit of maneuvering to figure out the best spot to position all of that extra slack.

Did you always mean "just" as in "justice," or was there a bit of maneuvering to redefine it?

This may take a bit of maneuvering.

It was a crafty bit of maneuvering, writes Clark Judge on CBSSports.com, and Jerry Sullivan of The Buffalo News gives the Bills a nod for being bold.

Even the two Republicans who many party members say have the most sizzle -- Gen. Colin L. Powell and Senator John McCain -- left a bit of maneuvering room when they ruled themselves out.

Not a handy bit of corporate maneuvering.

That bit of financial maneuvering makes a big difference.

Chicago also could, with a bit of payroll maneuvering, obtain a second superstar, possibly James, or even Bosh.

Congress announced late yesterday that the party will not formally declare Gandhi as its candidate for prime minister — a bit of political maneuvering aimed at protecting the 43-year-old from being a scapegoat for his party's problems.

This may have been a canny bit of political maneuvering, but it also indicated to Sanders's supporters that the populist wing of the Democratic Party was poised to lead the opposition against Trump.