Sentence examples similar to sensitive to maneuver from inspiring English sources

During those 17 years business became politics, and politics business, leaving little room for the sensitive artist to maneuver.

Details of a report by the academy that were made available tonight by government officials give the Bush administration little latitude in which to maneuver on this sensitive issue, one that even President Bush has acknowledged was a public relations disaster for his administration.

Being able to maneuver through complex situations and being sensitive to how people and organizations function – changing the way you interact and manage people based on how they respond – is critical to your success.

Von Eschenbach, left with little room to maneuver, must now decide how to handle this sensitive topic.

Guests had to maneuver around this protected area to get to his door, which sometimes took some explaining to those less sensitive.

It's difficult to maneuver".

Three struggled to maneuver it.

Germany, however, has little room to maneuver.

He began to maneuver around on it.

"We will find you room to maneuver".

Pachico tried to maneuver away.