Sentence examples for evolution of stances from inspiring English sources

"There's that guy who'll walk into the bar and say anything to get laid," Cuban said, likely alluding to Trump's turnstile-like evolution of stances on issues such as abortion and minimum wage.

The president would conduct an interview with ABC's Robin Roberts, during which he would explain how he had come to take the final step in an 18-month-long evolution of his stance on marriage equality.

Published in 2010 by W. W. Norton & Company, the book serves as a biographical portrait of United States President Abraham Lincoln, discussing the evolution of his stance on slavery in the United States over the course of his life.

The swing phase (the duration of no contact of a paw with the glass in a step cycle) mirrored the evolution of the stance phase.

This is because the anatomical rearrangement that came with the evolution of an upright stance makes childbirth more hazardous for women than for most other female mammals.

The evolution of Lincoln's pragmatic stance toward emancipation, for example, is subtly illuminated.

Kushner's own aesthetic education involved periods of intent reticence, an evolution of the observer-participant stance she took with her friends in the Sunset.

The revelation of a password breach at Dropbox is an evolution of the company's stance on the 2012 incident — the company initially said that user emails were the only data stolen.

This is called the Homo loquens hypothesis: lateralisation in general was driven by the evolution of an upright, bipedal stance, while the rightward preference was driven, some time later, by the evolution of language.

In Thailand, for example, the evolution of the government's stance towards IDUs-from its 2003 'war on drugs' that drove IDUs underground and away from services, to its 2007 National AIDS Plan that pledged to promote and implement prevention and harm reduction services for all who needed them-has not been replicated in either Ukraine or Kyrgyzstan [ 69].

It would have been particularly interesting to understand the evolution of the change in the stances of GHAs in this debate and analyze how it relates to the international debate on healthcare financing.