Sentence examples for later stances from inspiring English sources

Some of the dismay I felt at Greer's later stances was definitely personal.

In view of O'Brien's later stances towards Northern Ireland and Republicanism, it is rather ironic to note that in the late 1940s he worked energetically in the Irish government's campaign against partition.

This paper describes the process by which a rubric development team affiliated with the National Writing Project negotiated difficulties and dilemmas concerning an analytic scoring category initially termed Voice and later renamed Stance.

After the catastrophic Beirut barracks bombing a month later, this stance against his party and president gained him national media exposure and started his reputation as a political maverick.

The Energy Recycling artificial foot captured collision energy and returned it as positive ankle work later in stance, resulting in greater push-off and lower metabolic expenditure than with the Conventional Prosthesis.

One of my biggest complaints about Hillary is how she voted for the Iraq War and stood against gay marriage, only to later say those stances were a mistake.

The pair both adopted a southpaw stance early in the contest although number six seed Conlan reverted to an orthodox stance later in the fight as he attempted to make up ground.

Later, her ethical stance met with a backlash.

Miami's overrated!" And Williams did not soften that stance later.

Investors were more focused on signals that the bank might be preparing to ease its stance later.

He later toughened his stance, saying "there was no prospect, no chance of my government … weakening, watering down John Howard's gun laws.