Sentence examples for inconvenient position from inspiring English sources

Even a woman who has borne several children and whose cervix, accordingly, should dilate readily may have a prolonged first stage if the uterine contractions are weak and infrequent or if the child lies in an inconvenient position for delivery and, as a direct consequence, cannot be forced into the mother's pelvis.

Adorably round-headed 3-year-olds splayed themselves in inconvenient positions while servers carried around soup bowls with glowing spheres of egg yolk.

That operating style, Mr. Turque observes, has "remained largely intact for nearly 25 years," from his days in the House of Representatives and the Senate through his current tenure as vice president: "a relentless work ethic; tactical caution; passionate advocacy of worthy but low-risk issues; and a willingness to revise, or simply muddy up, politically inconvenient positions".

Not if you ran a thousand focus groups to figure out more inconvenient positioning.

Often, things won't work out perfectly, and you'll end up with a 2 or 4 trapped between a 256 and a 64, or similarly inconvenient positions.

There are a couple different tactics for this: Often, things won't work out perfectly, and you'll end up with a 2 or 4 trapped between a 256 and a 64, or similarly inconvenient positions.

These induced inconvenient side effects.

And imagine that only a few of them were stocked at major supermarkets, and only occasionally, and in ever-changing and inconvenient aisle positions.

No difference was observed regarding repetitive work (piecework, p = 0.76), twisting motions (p = 0.31), or inconvenient working positions (p = 0.42) (Table  2).

It now appears that when Methodist's original position became inconvenient for Jobs, it changed.

But most every Republican candidate has one or two positions that they now find inconvenient, and Mr. Gingrich's overall ideological positioning isn't bad given the mood of the Republican electorate.