Sentence examples similar to a driving stance from inspiring English sources
Mark Wakefield, who head the automotive practice at consultant AlixPartners, said crossovers offer a higher driving stance and are easier to get in and out of than traditional sedans, with little or no trade-off in the drive itself.
An overly aggressive U.S. foreign policy stance against Iran has been a driving force behind Adelson's political giving.
Beginning Sunday and into Monday, Senate Democrats began to try to tweak the terms of the debate and spoke of other issues driving their stance, such as efforts to secure disaster aid or expand community health centers.
One major factor driving the cautious stance of both the industry and the government is the fall in electricity demand, which peaked in 2007.
The two men share an identical stance, both driving the tools into the rubble.
But it's not the first time Arizona has taken a much more liberal stance on driving tech.
But mention his kid sister, Pat, and the grand old man of British racing driving adopts a more conciliatory stance.
The dread of having someone steal your lunch could also be driving Singapore's hardening stance against Malaysia in a territorial dispute over a sliver of airspace and sea between the two countries.
But whatever is driving it, Britain's stance is viewed in Strasbourg with alarm.
