Sentence examples for maneuver strategically from inspiring English sources
In the world we actually live in, large companies take advantage of economies of scale and maneuver strategically to buffer themselves from price competition.
Given the rise in global energy demands, the Kremlin has maneuvered strategically to be able to redirect its gas sales to Asia should it encounter difficulties in Europe.
You are leading your troops and maneuvering and thinking strategically.
So the Chief came up with a strategically ingenious maneuver.
My Morning Jacket, the opening band, maneuvered its guitars more strategically.
For example, the American economist Kenneth Arrow's impossibility theorem showed that ordinary voting procedures could not in principle express a stable collective will, implying that agenda setting and other procedural maneuvers by a few strategically placed actors are indispensable to public choices.
One of the major prerequisites of our narrative advice is that one must be able to maneuver symbols, arguments, characters, and the like strategically.
But if we can respond strategically to this moment--and harness our capacity for collective action, legislative maneuvering, and aggressive litigation to block as much of the Trump agenda possible, while identifying opportunities to make local and state progress and building our political muscle--then we can still win the next decade.
They strategically emailed at off hours so it looked like they were pulling all-nighters or working weekends -- a maneuver I'm sure many of us can relate to.
Strategically, Mr. Florin said the game was a step toward figuring out how to generate multiple revenue streams from a single intellectual property, a maneuver Hollywood has mastered.
