Sentence examples for hard maneuvering from inspiring English sources

The massive aircraft, designed to fire radar-guided missiles from beyond visual range, lacked the agility of its Soviet opponents and was subject to adverse yaw during hard maneuvering.

It's a hard maneuver, if they wish to stand for his libertarian principles.

But how often does a hard maneuver turn into an accident precisely because the vehicle involved is so heavy?

This is a hard maneuver to bring off; in a novel with two narrators, one of them can often become a bore.

Its handling is almost a match for the engine, perhaps lacking the precision of the Honda Civic Si, but it is no liability in hard maneuvers.

Creating a suspension that would keep the car as flat as possible through hard maneuvers was a priority, but more important, he wanted a system that would keep the tires constantly in contact with the pavement, even over potholes.

What's more, the Murano remains surefooted and predictable in hard maneuvers, virtues that have a lot to do with the monster tires and the multitude of computerized stability features that automatically apportion power to the left and right and to the front and rear.

The first session is devoted to maintenance and hovering, the hardest maneuver to perform.

"It's not just for myself, being disabled, but anyone who has a hard time maneuvering stairs, whether it be an elderly person or somebody with a child," she said.

Originally scheduled for August release, the Bubble Guppies app, filled with the same silly jokes as the show, was revised after focus group testing with preschoolers showed, among other things, that their small fingers had a hard time maneuvering a virtual latch and that the children wanted more control over their exploration.

The family members and older people in these households stated that they had a hard time maneuvering up and down from either the toilets or beds.