Sentence examples for less maneuvering from inspiring English sources
The defense lawyers agreed they would have far less maneuvering room in a military tribunal.
It requires a more precise fit between the cap and cup, and the intact head of the thigh bone leaves the surgeon less maneuvering room.
Arguing that the nation's economic conditions and their mandate from voters demand bold solutions, the freshmen's resolve may give the House speaker, John A. Boehner, less maneuvering room in the hopes of averting a shutdown.
Consumer spending slowed in December and inflation continued to rise, the government said Thursday, leaving the Federal Reserve less maneuvering room as it ponders policy decisions in the months ahead.
The argument here is that a President Obama, closely watched for signs of parochialism or racial resentment, would have less maneuvering room to champion spending on the urban poor, say, or to challenge racial injustice.
Manchester City ended 35 years of trophy less jealousy, maneuvering ever so carefully into the Premier Leagues elite dinner table.
That failure allows Abbott – bolstered by his cheer squad in the Murdoch press – to understand his own maneuvering less as an exercise in wrecking and more as a rescue expedition: pretty much on the same basis as Rudd presented his operations against Gillard.
But Yemelin's less accurate maneuvering led to a promising position for Kaidanov after 21... Rg7.
The numerical results show that the proposed state dependent model predictive control with the pulse-width pulse-frequency modulation is able to effectively generate optimized trajectories using equivalent control pulses for the proximity maneuvering with less energy consumption.
After testing the bees' flight stability and maneuverability in windy and nonwindy conditions, researchers found that bees carrying a pollen load are more stable, but less able to maneuver in strong winds, whereas bees carrying a nectar load are less stable but better able to maneuver.
This time, there may be less room to maneuver.
