Sentence examples for move out of position from inspiring English sources

Parts maker Delphi told congressional investigators last week that the redesigned switch on the 2007 models was harder to move out of position, but the force required to turn the switch was "still below GM's original specifications," according to a timeline released by the investigators.

This allows very precise placement of the needle before firing and shortens the interval between obtaining an adequate position and firing; thus, the patient has less time to move out of position.

After wearing the alternate belt for a week, the flexible belt was deemed most comfortable by 14 of the 17 (82%) participants, with reports of the rigid belt tending to "ride up", move out of position when sitting down, and being uncomfortable and "digging in" whilst sitting.

Although most injuries are caused by a snapping bow string, the limbs can move out of position and cause harm as well.

In 2005, according to a timeline released Tuesday, GM learned that a Chevrolet Cobalt had lost engine power because the key moved out of the "run" position when the driver inadvertently jostled the key or the steering column.

But, he said, USC plans no "immediate moving out" of the contracted positions.

This was the biggest ever gathering of world leaders, whose presence was needed to empower their negotiators to move out of positions entrenched for more than 20 years.

But he grew distracted, and the microphone kept moving out of position, and Mr. Mariz kept needing to fix it.

On the main concourse, Jochym reoriented a couple of HappyOrNot terminals that had been moved out of position.

A dislocated lens is a lens that has moved out of position because some or all of the supporting ligaments have broken.

In 10,000 years, Polaris, the old reliable compass of the night, will have moved out of position and no longer be the north star.