Sentence examples for early stances from inspiring English sources
"The current administration's early stances on civil liberties are troubling," he said.
It was, even by the second minute of the opening round, a heroic early stance by Purdy.
But largely because of his early stance against the Iraq war, and because he was a onetime community organizer and the first African-American president, liberals felt certain that he had to be, at heart, one of them.
His collaborators on these projects, for the most part, have been men of color who, not unlike Madlib, are serious goofballs or smart knuckleheads, artists who aim to pervert hip-hop's early stance — what Michele Wallace called the myth of "Black Macho" — while embracing their own deep nerdiness.
Loading factor presented higher values at early stance with lower force for CC10 compared to CC13 at these epochs.
The lateral wedged insole significantly reduced the early stance EKAM compared to the valgus knee brace (p = 0.001).
However, during stair descent, participants with OA had less knee flexion during early stance (P<.05) than controls.
The latter concurred with normalization of early stance plantarflexor moment yet reductions in push-off plantarflexor moment given the increase in tendon compliance.
The residual-leg vasti and rectus femoris reduced their contributions to braking in early stance, which mitigated braking from the prosthesis during this period.
The legislation had given authority for this, but Paulsons actions contradicted his early stance that the asset purchase was the best approach.
We found that the medial meniscus plays a dominant load-carrying role in the early stance phase and less so in late stance, while the lateral meniscus distributes load throughout gait.
