Sentence examples for firmly neutral from inspiring English sources
So if voters wish to create a separate Scottish state, the industry - "firmly neutral" on the issue - will adapt, as it does to political change and cross-border issues around the world.
This story, like the subsequent Adventures of Tintin published in Le Soir, would reject the political themes present in earlier stories, instead remaining firmly neutral.
With his staff, he seemed firmly neutral, punctuating many orders with "Can you... ?" Earlier in the day, I'd found him explaining concepts patiently to one of his underling cooks.
Responding to the paper's release, industry body Oil & Gas UK said it remained "firmly neutral" in the debate surrounding the referendum on Scottish independence, but added it welcomed the spotlight being shone on the positive economic impact of the oil and gas sector.
As I stepped out of the castle entrance for the final time, it was with my head held high and my bottom firmly in neutral.
But many of its alleged problems are not problems of it but of some philosophical burr so firmly attached to neutral monism that it is easily mistaken as an integral part of it.
McThai, the company that operates McDonald's in Thailand, released a statement on its Facebook page Wednesday saying the company is firmly "maintaining a neutral stance in the current political situation".
"I'm not allowed to talk about that," she says firmly, with a beautifully neutral smile and only the merest hint of an eye roll, although she does reject the argument that societal violence can be blamed on cinematic villains.
"I firmly believe that having a truly neutral third-party administrator would be the best alternative, and I'm not sure that an exchange is the proper choice".
A philosopher encountering neutral monism with a firmly entrenched conception of ordinary physical objects may find it no less objectionable than Berkeley's proposal.
The company aims to be carbon neutral before 2050, putting it firmly in alignment with climate science.
