Sentence examples for difficulty manoeuvring from inspiring English sources

Graves was also concerned about some ships in his own fleet; Europe in particular had difficulty manoeuvring.

They faced poor weather, including typhoons and large waves, and had difficulty manoeuvring over the wooden walkways and bridges used by the Bajau.

11 The rationale for this present study emerged from consistent anecdotal comments made by CR patients about difficulty manoeuvring around the cones at each end of the MSWT 10 m course (see figure 1).

IGN staff praised the game for its originality and unique techno soundtrack, but criticised the difficulty with manoeuvring the vehicles and also the difficulty of the game itself, stating that "there aren't nearly enough competitors" and that the player would have "[pulled] ahead of the other racers with no problem".

Although the Royalists failed to press this attack due to the difficulty of manoeuvring cavalry in the field, and Essex briefly retook the ground, the loss of this infantry regiment opened a gap in the Parliamentarian line.

The conventional cross-spectral method of measuring sound intensity could not be used because of the practical difficulties in manoeuvring the two-microphone assembly through the narrow air passage and obtaining measurements at positions close to the wall of the splitters.

The device was used in a variety of areas, including individual consulting rooms of varying dimensions, and healthcare staff were observed having clear difficulties when manoeuvring the device in the smaller consulting rooms and in the presence of other medical equipment.

The eight military generals first hoisted the flag-draped casket on to their shoulders with some difficulty, then manoeuvred it into the grave.

Jolie also encountered difficulties when working the guns, bungee jumping, and manoeuvring with the braid.

All the different elements - the President, the parliamentarians, the army - are manoeuvring on the same level.' The difficulties Bouteflika faces are clear.

Now it seems to have been postponed again in the face of great military difficulties and dissension between the Kurdish and Iraqi forces, who are both fighting Isis together and manoeuvring against each other for position in the scarcely imaginable peacetime Iraq that must eventually emerge from all this horror.