Sentence examples for wrong manoeuvre from inspiring English sources

One of the two Greek pilots had performed a wrong manoeuvre, local media said.

The second cause was the "overcrowding of the fishing boat, so the boat was tipped off balance by the wrong manoeuvre, causing the migrants on board to shift.

"Even the smallest manoeuvre can go wrong.

When we got the manoeuvre just slightly wrong – just slightly enough to make us completely doomed – they all screamed for about an hour and then they dozed off.

For one thing, he is taking a risk by postponing the harsh medicine, since it leaves him with little room for manoeuvre if things go wrong meanwhile.

"The recovery hasn't increased predictability and companies still have little room for manoeuvre when things go wrong, such as a lost contract, adverse currency movement or price drop".

But that limits the value of the haul and risks a catastrophic impact if something goes wrong while the asteroid is being manoeuvred.Either way, the expense involved promises to be out of this world.

Heathrow and Gatwick are respectively the busiest two-runway and single-runway airports in the world, with very little room for manoeuvre when things start going wrong.

… I suspected political manoeuvring, and I was not wrong".

"We lack the kind of leadership that will drive societies forward, and there's something wrong when it is so difficult to politically manoeuvre".

You can see what Duncan meant - if something goes horribly wrong in the next five years, this doesn't leave a Conservative Government much room for manoeuvre.