Sentence examples for frequent stance from inspiring English sources

In fact, I find the frequent stance of American companies, particularly the auto industry, which says they are incapable of making a profit under tighter pollution regulations as are found in many Western nations, to be wildly unpatriotic...

A second, less frequent, activation occurred between mid-stance up to pre-swing (observed in 39.3 ± 22.4% of strides for VM and in 35.1 ± 20.6% for VL).

Data will be co-analyzed including a reflexive stance and there will be frequent team discussions.

In the bars he'd frequented as a cowboy hotshot, the elite stance involved a certain relaxed contempt for the flesh.

One of them is Ali Salem, a playwright recently expelled from the Egyptian Writers' Union for making frequent visits to Israel and for assuming a pro-normalization stance.

Another recurrent abnormality was the presence of a peak of hamstring activity (both medial and lateral) in the transition between the stance and the swing phase, which was more frequent in the MP group.

President Donald Trump has hardened the U.S. stance on illegal immigration, widening the mandate with more frequent raids and arrests, stoking fears of deportations.

Interestingly, impaired single leg stance with closed eyes was a further predictor for frequent back pain.

After 48 h of high protein diet exposure, iMSUD mice developed widening of hind leg stance, unsteady gait and left or right sided weakness with frequent rolls or falls to the weak side (Fig. 7A and B).

That kind of stance has won him enemies in California's immigrant-rights movement and frequent comparisons to Joe Arpaio, the brash Arizona sheriff notorious for his workplace raids and ID checks.

While he is lauded by many for pioneering Brazil's expansion into the world soybean market, his pro-industry stance and actions as head of a soybean-growing business have made him a frequent target of environmentalists.