Sentence examples for outward stance from inspiring English sources

Impala was able to maintain its outward stance of opposition to the merger, but the moves exposed a rift in the independent community, forcing its leaders to try to maintain control and minimize damage.

A cash-strapped Tory- or Labour-led administration is likely to further weaken Britain's defence capability and its outward-facing global stance.

When walking on a treadmill, Lrsam1 heterozygotes turned their paws outward and had a wider stance than control mice (Fig. 3B,C; P=0.02, one-way ANOVA with Tukey post-hoc test).

The artist added hubcaps from a 1966 Dodge Charger and specially fabricated wheels that pushed the tires outward, giving the car a more aggressive stance.

While sitting in the stance, keep your knees pointed outward in the direction of your feet.

Turning outward is fundamentally an orientation - it is a stance we assume, a posture, a mindset.

It seems that this change in stance is accomplished through change in basipod morphology rather than outward curvature of the proximal endopod podomeres as in Emeraldella brocki[ 31].

It is worth noting, that the outward splay is restricted to the anterior trunk region, and that limb stance changes gradually to pending towards the posterior, as is observed in Emeraldella brocki, defying the conventional wisdom of the fully homonomous limb series in trilobites and their allies.

He added: "The US sees how your powerful voice in Europe ensures that Europe takes a strong stance in the world, and keeps the EU open, outward-looking, and closely linked to its allies on the other side of the Atlantic.

You have three basic options: The ready stance in the Fukyugata series has the heels together and toes pointing outward at a 60-degree angle.

In the open stance, stand facing forward with your knees bent and your feet pointing slightly outward.