Sentence examples for maneuvering away from inspiring English sources
The comment was another indication that Ms. Merkel is maneuvering away from hard-liners like her former economic adviser, Jens Weidmann, who is now president of the Bundesbank, Germany's central bank.
Bacterial motility allows for a number of beneficial activities, including acquiring more nutrients, maneuvering away from toxic substances, and colonizing in optimal environments [ 29].
Pachico tried to maneuver away.
Turning to the cable TV model to attract new customers is one way to maneuver away from the price wars that have defined that business.
Jaime Ayoví, listed at 5 feet 10 inches on the Ecuador roster, maneuvered away from Ream, who is listed at 6-1, then outjumped him and headed the ball past Tim Howard, who had no chance.
Tankers are too slow and cumbersome to maneuver away from attackers; their radar systems are designed to avoid collisions with other large ships, but not to detect small boats.
It crossed the Stout's bow three times in an "unsafe intercept," Commander Urban said, and the Stout maneuvered away and "employed devices," which he did not identify, to dissuade the Iranian vessel from further harassment.
Though his lawyer maintained that Mr. Williams had been cut off by a tractor-trailer, prosecutors tried to dismantle the claim, also disputed by National Transportation Safety Board investigators, saying that at no time in the seconds before the crash did he apply his brakes or try to maneuver away from the guardrail.
Not all operational spacecraft have the ability to maneuver away from orbital debris and are thus at greater risk.
At risk are companies that cant quickly maneuver away from expensive Cold War legacy programs such as submarines and missile defense systems.
A Russian army under General Mikhail Kutuzov also maneuvered away from the French, withdrawing to the east.
