Sentence examples similar to not difficult to maneuver from inspiring English sources

Choose a brush size that's not too difficult to maneuver throughout your mouth.

But don't go over the top - a massive mermaid tail can be difficult to maneuver, and if no-one dresses up, that's fine too - just have fun!

If it had, the Union would have found it exceedingly difficult to maneuver around the state, and the capture of Forts Henry and Donelson might not have occurred.

It's difficult to maneuver".

One was metal, top-heavy and very difficult to maneuver.

Small mezzalunas are difficult to maneuver, and in some ways seem pointless.

Rudimentary designs and a lack of fins made the boards extremely difficult to maneuver.

A few spaces in back of the restaurant can be difficult to maneuver.

The saw is lightweight and easy to handle, but the frame can be difficult to maneuver in close quarters.

They have criticized the machines for being difficult to maneuver, noting that they are designed to frighten rivals.

Russian armored personnel carriers and tanks found it difficult to maneuver through Grozny's streets during that conflict.