Sentence examples for made maneuvering from inspiring English sources

The ships were fitted with anti-torpedo bulges, though these made maneuvering harder at low speeds and both rolled badly, and gunfire accuracy was reduced in rough seas.

However, these bulges made maneuvering harder at low speeds, she rolled badly, and her gunfire accuracy was reduced in rough seas.

Their comparatively high length to beam ratio, however, gave them a high coefficient of inertia, which made maneuvers in formation difficult".

And the new short parabolic ski makes maneuvering through the moguls a snap, readily available even for seniors.

That makes maneuvering into a curbside spot absolute cake.

Was I bad?" The room is now a quagmire of beer- soaked paper, making maneuvering almost impossible, which leads to much crashing and falling.

Producers dehorn cattle to prevent injuries to other animals, prevent injuries to animal handlers, and to make maneuvering and processing the cattle easier [ 4].

This is not technically necessary, but it makes maneuvering the unwieldy club much easier.

"You can always make maneuvers to position yourself".

These methods would also suffer from performance degradation if the targets make maneuvers with unknown abruptly changing maneuvering parameters.

Additionally, Kerry needs to demand that the Palestinian leadership stop making maneuvers at the UN and other international bodies which are, at present, deeply counterproductive.