Sentence examples for mere positioning from inspiring English sources

Trident, the third runway or post office privatisation are mere positioning in some illusory business-pleasing ploy, their long-term damage far outweighing one day's headlines.

"Such treadmills are typical of brutal dog fighting training regimens, and the mere positioning of animals to face each other and encourage aggression often meets the definition of illegal dog-fighting in most states," the ASPCA said in a statement.

It said: "Such treadmills are typical of brutal dog fighting training regimens, and the mere positioning of animals to face each other and encourage aggression often meets the definition of illegal dog fighting in most states". Last week the museum had defended the exhibit as "an intentionally challenging and provocative artwork".

Genealogy researchers and historians often find clues by the mere positioning of graves in relation to each other, and by the symbolism of the decorations on the graves.

My mere position is sometimes we have to have some compassion in life".

That centre will be something primary and precious; but to the mere position we should give the last place rather than the first.

This requires tackling several issues such as clustering grid points using their TSSG values for an unknown number of targets, computing the targets' estimated positions, and performing position-to-track association which is needed to arrive at tracks from mere positions.

Very shortly, the manager dismissed him citing him unfit for the mere position of a dishwasher.

We hear this association expressed in numerous metaphors such as "She looks up to him" or "He thinks very highly of her" but researchers are now discovering that the mere position of the word on the page reinforces the idea in our brains.

In search of additional features of the TC dynamics necessary to answer the above question, we paid attention to the shape, rather than the mere position of the TC-substrate contact.

His critics in both parties derided the approach as mere tactical positioning, reflecting Mr. Clinton's determination to win and keep power more than any core convictions.