Sentence examples for maneuvering matters from inspiring English sources
In one sense, of course, none of this congressional maneuvering matters.
In the last few years, we have had conversations about the significance of anthropology, doing work that matters while maneuvering the boundaries of the discipline.
In acting as though the bill still has a chance, McConnell may be undertaking another Trump-like maneuver: reducing matters of state to the level of farce.
For months, Pakistan's diplomats and military officials have complained that they were being kept in the dark by the Obama administration's maneuvering, no matter how preliminary, for a negotiated solution in Afghanistan.
He characterized "The Poggenpuhls" (1896), the story of an aristocratic family frantically maneuvering to extract itself from genteel poverty, as a book that "is not a novel and has no subject-matter".
We must also keep maneuvering.
Corruption, maneuvering and opportunism.
Chapter VII, Maneuvering.
Start out maneuvering your machine.
At first, Israelis in Gilo applauded the military maneuver, no matter how much international criticism their country was receiving for its first prolonged stay in an area supposedly under Palestinian control.
