Sentence examples for a position at all from inspiring English sources

Still, maybe they should be grateful to have a position at all – when Match of the Day boldly flirted with having a female match commentator in 2007, the media and football world erupted with outrage.

But the island's shrunken footprint in the M.T.A.'s rendering is emblematic of the island's position in the broader New York consciousness, to the qualified extent that it has a position at all.

But when it came to Tillis, the North Carolina House speaker who's hoping to unseat Democrat Kay Hagan in the U.S. Senate, Todd couldn't coax Tillis into taking a position at all in an interview on "The Daily Rundown".

The position of the Greek government, as far as one can discern a position at all, is that debt should be somehow restructured, but structural reforms opening up markets to competition and liberalizing the labor market should not take place.

Former DWP head S. David Freeman said he didn't know how Pickel was handling the job, but said that he had opposed having such a position at all, calling it "useless".

On Libya, candidates have supported intervention -- albeit with quibbles over the Obama administration's handling of it -- argued against intervention, or seemed unable to formulate a position at all (as was the case with Cain's infamous brain freeze before the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editorial board).

"To have a Nobel prize winner – and by all accounts a great scientist and a good person – being hounded out of a position at UCL after all those years of good work and science, I think that's wrong and disproportionate – with the caveats I mentioned".

"To have a Nobel prize winner and - by all accounts - a great scientist and a good person being hounded out of a position at UCL, after all those years of good work in science, I think that's wrong and disproportionate".

In need of a job, Evan eventually took a position at, of all places, a failing abalone farm overlooking the ocean.

A dot denotes a position at which all query sequences have the exact same nucleotide sequence.

Nevertheless, a position at the base of all symbiotic lineages has been retained in the latest treatment of Bergey's manual [ 8].