Sentence examples for evolving stance from inspiring English sources

Its evolving stance on the euro "says a lot about stand-alone options in difficult times".

The decision offered a window on the court's rapidly evolving stance toward federalism, a subject that split the justices into sharply defined ideological camps in the last years of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's leadership.

But it indicates that Romney did make a bit of progress in attracting female voters, even as his own evolving stance on abortion and birth control, as well as the outrageous remarks of Republicans like Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock, made his task more difficult.

Trading has been choppy since Wednesday as investors here and abroad grappled with the Fed's evolving stance on stimulus.

But he has taken sharp aim at her record as Alaska governor, vigorously questioning her evolving stance on the state's so-called bridge to nowhere.

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.

Is it likely that Kings of Convenience will do another record, given its members' evolving stances regarding their respective careers?

The decision, which comes nine months before Election Day, escalates the money wars and is a milestone in Mr. Obama's evolving stances on political fund-raising.

Unfortunately for Barilla, the image of the classic family is evolving and his stance is out of step with where we are in 2013.

To keep their heads above water, they evolved an upright stance, freeing their hands to make tools to crack open shellfish.

Their stance evolves as Tebow plays.