Sentence examples for were difficult to maneuver from inspiring English sources

They were difficult to maneuver without the center shaft engaged.

It's difficult to maneuver".

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

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.

Unless you are shooting very well from the perimeter, it's difficult to maneuver with the way that they help".

The larger panels cover more area, creating fewer joints to tape, but they are heavy -- 12-foot panels weigh 82 pounds; 8-foot panels weigh 55 pounds -- and are difficult to maneuver in small rooms.

Airline Web sites, which often have clumsy drop-down menus, can be difficult to maneuver, even for simple things like trying to determine what kind of a plane you will be on.

Such a formation encouraged cohesion among advancing troops and presented a frightening spectacle to the enemy, but it was difficult to maneuver and, if penetrated by enemy formations, became little more than a mob.

Midan is one of the oldest, more traditional quarters, a labyrinthine patchwork of narrow streets and old stone houses that attracted the rebel fighters partly because the army's heavy weaponry is difficult to maneuver in the neighborhood.