Sentence examples for easier stance from inspiring English sources

Phil Orlando, chief investment strategist at Value Line Asset Management, said he was "astounded" by the market's reaction, given that the Fed was moving to an easier stance.

The Nuggets have not shown much interest in the Knicks' players, but that was an easier stance to take when they had the Nets' package to use as leverage.

Brazil and Argentina signed a pact in March pledging to cooperate with each other in order to get the International Monetary Fund to take an easier stance toward them.

Which is frankly bull…" (It's not lost on 'Mission' star Simon Pegg that this is a slightly easier stance to take with Tom Cruise on your side).

This was not an easy stance to take.

Who am I to dictate?" It has not been an easy stance for him to take.

Condemning the murder of police officers and soldiers is not an easy stance for someone who previously sanctioned identical outrages.

Opposition has always been the easiest stance; until now, no one has been able to build something that works for a positive change.

That's actually not quite right; people were upset with the Fed's relatively easy stance in 2007 and early 2008, when it was thought that the Fed was fueling runaway inflation in emerging markets.

As IG's Chris Weston comments from Australia: Price action in capital markets overnight once again highlights traders' love affair with stimulus and an easy stance towards monetary policy from certain developed market central banks.

This is an easy stance to embrace -- until you're the one they're laughing at.