Sentence examples for for changing positions from inspiring English sources
Obama called her out for "changing positions whenever it's politically convenient" — she was "for NAFTA previously, now she's against it" — and for not being "truthful".
President Obama introduced a new word into the American political lexicon Friday, accusing his GOP opponent, Mitt Romney, of "Romnesia" for changing positions and trying to pivot to the political center.
Like a man hurling whatever stone he can find lying around, Mr. Gingrich has assailed Mr. Romney for lying about negative ads, for changing positions more often than a yogi, for being too moderate.
He called himself "an authentic conservative — not a conservative of convenience," a swipe at Mr. Romney, who has been criticized by some conservatives for changing positions on issues like abortion.
Deviations in prices are monitored closely and used as basis for changing positions, taking advantage of market inefficiencies to obtain some profits.
The White House has to give fence-sitters plausible policy-based cover for changing positions.
A potential (0.05 < P <0.10) QTL was found for changing position in the water when we compared experimental conditions with and without fish kairomone, but the observed phenotypic pattern did not correspond to our expectation of a stronger change associated with alleles from the population from the fish habitat; instead, heterozygote Daphnia tended to show the least response.
Reasons for changing spot positions may be variations in the pH value of the running buffer, problems of incomplete polymerization of the gel matrix, current leakage (Gustafsson et al. 2002), air bubbles in the gel, or highly abundant proteins that may influence the pH gradient in the IPG gel by their own locally concentrated buffer capacity.
In a season interrupted by injury, a last-place standing for the Mets, the possibility of changing positions and rumors of his discontent, Piazza appeared happy on a baseball field last night.
