Sentence examples for maneuver could be from inspiring English sources

Any precise golf maneuver could be affected".

Even with Mrs. Kirchner's large margin of victory, the government's ability to maneuver could be more limited than before, analysts said this week.

But even as a growing anti-austerity movement sweeps across the currency union, Mr. Hollande's room to maneuver could be far narrower than he would like to think.

We suppose that methodology of IJVVI assessment, especially expiratory pressure used in controlled Valsalva maneuver, could be responsible for the differences.

It consists in applying and then releasing slight pressure onto the abdominal wall with the caudal part of a parasagittally oriented linear-array probe; this maneuver could be a useful adjunct for improving the diagnostic yield of sonography [22, 23].

No government resulting from such a political maneuver could be legitimate.

Such maneuvers could be sharply restricted under new regulations proposed by the Internal Revenue Service in November.

The result of all the network maneuvering could be a rewriting of the industry's practices.

But the Ríos Montt trial has been under an international microscope, and the cost for these kinds of maneuvers could be high.

While surfing was No. 1, Z-boys noticed that many of the same maneuvers could be approximated while standing on a plank equipped with wheels.

Here's the rub, though: If Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner again come to a last-minute agreement as they did two years ago and the exemption levels on estate and gift taxes are unchanged, all this maneuvering could be for naught.