Sentence examples for have maneuvering from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes our work can create space inside companies, where some employees who don't have maneuvering room suddenly have space the size of a Mack truck," Harrell says.

Another woman marveled at how the suspect must have maneuvered on his way in and out.

For decades, the Police Department has operated without much oversight and officers have maneuvered with little supervision, training or accountability.

Passenger loads have dropped 50percentt, and airlines have maneuvered to cut costs sharply, announcing plans to eliminate nearly 100,000 jobs.

Forces from the Third Brigade, meanwhile, have maneuvered around to the north of the city and are driving south.

There may have been a time when Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, could have maneuvered a more graceful departure from the office he has held for three decades.

It's no wonder drug companies have maneuvered themselves into finding parts of the reform effort they can support.

They and their investors have maneuvered to get Infinite up and running with a surge of public sector demand.

Nonetheless, ASEAN and SAFTA members have maneuvered a wide range of fiscal incentives so as to remain more competitive and to feature attractive investment locations.

If I had my own robot, I could have maneuvered it up closer to the screen without causing too much commotion.

It would have launched atop a Titan IIIC, once in orbit it would have maneuvered by means of a Transtage integrated into the equipment module.