Sentence examples for maneuvering in order to from inspiring English sources

It continued maneuvering in order to prevent the others from uniting against it.

In "At the Altar of Speed," Montville has to do some tricky maneuvering in order to tell Earnhardt's story without boring the hard-boiled stock car fans who already know much of it, and he solves that problem by squeezing in as much detail as he can (even a chapter about Neil Bonnett).

Further, the Supreme Court's ruling is an answer to the overwhelming majority of Brazilians who favor Cunha's removal and can no longer tolerate anymore of his political maneuvering in order to preserve his position in the Lower House.

Competitors will have to maneuver in order to not be at a disadvantage and get squashed".

Republican candidates must have some room to maneuver in order to win elections, and they don't have that now.

The ship had to maneuver in order to avoid hitting other ships in the area.

Due to an absence of connections between alters, actors may filter and maneuver information in order to exercise control over the network structure.

Also random errors have been added to the nominal reconfiguration maneuvers in order to simulate small thrust deviations.

The expected maneuvers can then be directly compared with the driver's intended maneuver in order to compute the risk value.

In this paper we propose an experiment design alternative to the standard zig-zag maneuver in order to estimate parameters of ship linear maneuvering models.

Such actions result in near-crashes that go unreported and are difficult to quantify, with near-crashes being defined as circumstances requiring any vehicle, pedestrian, or other actor on the road to make an evasive maneuver in order to avoid crashing (Dingus et al. 2006).