Sentence examples for 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.

One major factor driving the cautious stance of both the industry and the government is the fall in electricity demand, which peaked in 2007.

But whatever is driving it, Britain's stance is viewed in Strasbourg with alarm.

While recovering at the team's complex in Tampa, Fla., Jeter said, he focused on the basics: staying back in his stance and driving balls up the middle.

But it is McDonald's, as the world's largest restaurant chain and one of the biggest purchasers of animal products, whose evolving stance is driving change throughout the food industry.

In contrast, Artur Mas told the BBC that Spain's tough stance is driving Catalonia further towards independence.

But it's not the first time Arizona has taken a much more liberal stance on driving tech.

That's the driving force behind our stance on the Remain campaign.

We have been in worse circumstances, Hamilton and Strahan agreed, reassuring each other before dropping into their stances and driving forward for another play, and another, as the Giants went on to beat the Dallas Cowboys, 21-17.

But mention his kid sister, Pat, and the grand old man of British racing driving adopts a more conciliatory stance.

"Left arm straight, head down," Anthony Michael Hall murmured as he took his stance at the Chelsea Piers driving range.