Sentence examples for such maneuver from inspiring English sources

In Japan, after weeks of talking down the yen in what economists called "verbal intervention," the government finally intervened Sept. 15 in currency markets, the first such maneuver in six years, selling about ¥2.125 trillion to tame the yen's persistent climb.

One such maneuver was the "high-speed yo-yo," in which an attacking fighter, in pursuing a more maneuverable opponent in a tight circle, would pull up while turning; this would reduce his speed, allowing him to remain within the circle while placing him in a position to swoop down from above.

She said that one such maneuver to help with that was the folding of Hotpot into Places.

However, this operation would take time, and the roads were bad from the rain, making any such maneuver difficult.

Such maneuver results in linear increase in forearm volume over time, proportional to arterial blood inflow, until venous pressure rises towards occluding pressure.

Such maneuvers have precedent.

Such maneuvers come with big tax advantages.

New York is, of course, famous for such maneuvering.

At the stately Times, such maneuvering would have required decades.

Congress decided not to put a cap on such maneuvers.

NATO, Afghan and Pakistani officials deny such maneuvering.