Sentence examples for managing brake from inspiring English sources

Rosberg was left leading Hamilton, but with both managing brake problems the Englishman was unable to challenge.

That's perhaps a surprise, but Austria - like Canada - is a tough track on brakes, with those big stops into Turns One, Two and Three, and they weren't the only team managing brake problems.

That put Rosberg back into the lead and although Perez closed up, closely tracked by the Red Bulls, he was unable to pass, as he too was managing fading brakes.

Tesla's Autopilot system alleviates a ton of this stress, maintaining distance between yourself and cars ahead of you, keeping you centered in the lane and also managing emergency braking should that be required.

But having to manage the brakes neutered some of his performance.

McLaren and Ferrari altered the brake ducts on their cars, improving the cooling to manage the high brake temperatures encountered in Montreal.

But the crusty Brundage was more about slamming on the brakes and managing the skid than about hitting the accelerator and thrilling to the speed.

A combination of all-wheel drive, traction control for navigating slick corners, and anti-lock brakes for managing ice is ideal, experts say but that power doesn't mean a relatively large SUV like the Lexus LX can overcome the basic laws of physics.

Although the precise role of miRNAs remains unclear, the accumulating evidence may suggest that "brakes" on gene expression are essential in managing the dynamic nature of both first- and second-phase insulin release (Wang and Thurmond, 2009).

So managing the economy is like trying to drive a car whose brakes have an uncertain and delayed effect on its speed.

He's already got his hands full trying to figure out the onboard computers that manage the engines and brake systems in most new cars.