Sentence examples similar to comfortable maneuver from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that Israeli executives feel comfortable maneuvering in competitive battlegrounds where their companies are the underdogs.

The interface isn't as snazzy as some devices, but if you're comfortable maneuvering file folders on your PC, the FreeAgent Theater+ will do just fine.

Mr. Reid, who is far more comfortable maneuvering compromises through the back rooms of the Senate than campaigning among actual voters, lost his best chance to skewer his opponent's positions in the debate.

Though the opinion polls are fluctuating a little, they point uniformly to a heavy defeat for the Labour Party and a result that will give the Tories comfortable room for maneuver in the lawmaking House of Commons.

Becoming comfortable with the positioning, balance, maneuvers, and landing of basic slopestyle tricks will give you a strong freestyle skiing foundation on which to build.

Most importantly, until you are of a competent level and very comfortable with your abilities, all maneuvers should be practiced at ground level.

More subtly, he continued to maneuver himself into the comfortable middle of a debate over how big a tax reduction the nation can afford.

Just not comfortable enough to let him try to maneuver through every ninth.

Until the early 1980s, banking was a comfortable, profitable oligopoly with limited room to maneuver but with predictable earnings.

Each milking machine consists of four vacuum suction-cups and has the ability to be maneuvered and manipulated into a comfortable position by the milker onto the teats.

A well-designed razor should feel comfortable in your hand and be easy to maneuver around your face at the proper cutting angle.