Sentence examples for important maneuvers from inspiring English sources

In particular, he challenged Admiral Griffiths's testimony that the Greeneville's crew rushed important maneuvers as it prepared to surface because the submarine had fallen behind schedule for its return to Pearl Harbor that afternoon.

15] a tour of the training centers where reservists are assembling, and final preparations are being made, for the most important maneuvers the Reich has staged since the pre-war period.

Hermann Goering, Hitler's second-in-command, visited the Jeu de Paume some 20 times over the course of the war, often in total disregard for important military maneuvers elsewhere.

Mastery of these important surgical maneuvers will help the surgeon manage challenging cases of positive pressure.

The ship was the Merrimac, not to be confused with the Merrimack of Civil War fame, and it gave its name to an important defensive maneuver at the bridge table.

But the question hovers over her every move and has frozen in place the very early — but for some potential candidates, very important — presidential maneuvering on the Democratic side.

If that calculation is correct, Mr. Obama would gain important political maneuvering room because Democratic leaders in Congress have warned that they cannot possibly muster enough votes any time soon in support of spending more money to bail out some of the same financial institutions whose aggressive lending precipitated the financial crisis.

Momentum was the key to the ram's destructiveness, so that sprint speed as much as seven or eight knots (nautical miles per hour, that is, eight to nine statute miles per hour or 13 to 15 kilometres per hour)—was as important as maneuver.

He is attentive, responds promptly and thoughtfully to questions and, most important, suggests legal maneuvers and arguments that defendants can use to oppose the proceedings against them.

In the single MTT process, measurement residuals and heading changes are two important characteristics on maneuvering motion models, which can effectively and exactly reflect maneuvering changes of the moving target.

For this reason, setting up your opponent for a double-leg takedown is almost more important than the maneuver itself.