Sentence examples for expert stance from inspiring English sources

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While applauding Mr. Gore's enthusiasm, many energy experts said this stance was counterproductive because there was no way, given global growth in energy demand, that existing technology could avert a doubling or more of atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide in this century.

Page A6 CHINA WORRIED ON TOUGHER STANCE Experts in China said there were several signs that the Obama administration could take a harder line toward Beijing, including Mr. Obama's emphasis on climate change and the environment in trade negotiations and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's focus on human rights.

The shift in Spain's stance, experts said, could mark an end to the glory days of treasure hunting and the beginning of a time when Spain oversees the recovery of its lost fleets in pursuit not only of doubloons but of cultural riches, historical insights and new respect for Spanish graves.

But experts say that stance won't last into the future.

(DOC 27 kb) Additional file 2: Figure 3  Experts' rationales for their stance on guidance and information provision to women regarding breast screening (includes expert quotes).

Mr. Almunia's tougher bargaining stance, antitrust experts say, is not merely a personal preference.

Despite Judge Collyer's evident frustration with parts of the Obama administration's stance, legal experts say the plaintiffs face an uphill battle.

But some political experts noted that any stance against the federal health care law could help him in the crowded Republican primary race for governor in July.

But other labor experts said the tough stance taken by airlines could embolden companies in many industries to throw down the gauntlet to labor, especially when the economy is weak and a Republican president has shown little sympathy toward unions.

Legal experts said DeVos's stance marks a major turnabout in the Education Department's position on Plyler and contravenes the way federal courts — even in conservative jurisdictions — have interpreted the law.