Sentence examples for successfully maneuvered from inspiring English sources

In that role, Mr. Maranhão had successfully maneuvered to prevent an ethics panel in the lower house from sanctioning Mr. Cunha over claims of graft.

Between 1620 and 1624 he successfully maneuvered his craft at depths of from 12 to 15 feet (four to five metres) beneath the surface during repeated trials in the Thames River, in England.

Again this year, I turned to some prominent investors and market experts who successfully maneuvered through what turned into a treacherous year, asking them for insights into how they did it and what they expect in 2017.

In 1930 the Colorado presidential candidate, Gabriel Terra, successfully maneuvered through the political vacuum created by the death in 1929 of Batlle, who had held an increasingly complex political and governmental structure together.

The votes marked a defeat for big, traditional Internet service providers such as Comcast that have successfully maneuvered to inject limits on municipal broadband into state regulations over the last decade.

CHICAGO — The bitter political standoff in Wisconsin over Gov. Scott Walker's bid to sharply curtail collective bargaining for public-sector workers ended abruptly Wednesday night as Republican colleagues in the State Senate successfully maneuvered to adopt a bill doing just that.

He might well have considered that a player who planned absent-mindedly at start of the play would not successfully maneuver a squeeze at the end of it.

Recombination allows replication to successfully maneuver through the roadblocks of damaged or collapsed replication forks.

Dropbox then found itself going up against companies like Box and Microsoft as it worked to create an enterprise business, but all this was behind closed doors — and it wasn't clear if it was able to successfully maneuver its way into a second big business.

He leveraged the latter position to successfully maneuver Ali Khamanei into the position of Supreme Leader, following the death of the Islamic Republic's founder, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

It looked akin to one preparing for a driving test in which the driver must successfully maneuver their car around a set of orange pylons without hitting them.