Sentence examples for position of doing from inspiring English sources

"But I wouldn't mind being in the position of doing something like the single again.

Friends began to call Mr. Weingard "First Time Scottie" because he was so often in the position of doing something totally out of the ordinary and new.

He added, "When you are trying to do news programming, you don't want to get into the position of doing endorsements".

Adams, meanwhile, thinks that challenging people is the perfect way to create "cognitive dissonance" - "putting a person in a position of doing something that is clearly opposed to his self-image.

Landsburg points out, correctly, that the proposition that a spending increase should be offset with a little bit of pain everywhere and everywhen — that is, with higher current and future taxes and lower current and future spending on many things — follows from assuming that the government starts from a position of doing the right thing.

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"We sort of take the position of do your due diligence, read and make your decisions for yourself.

I didn't think that, one, it was legal, and two, that there were people in such high positions capable of doing things that evil".

Customer Reference Checks Like physicians, VCs should work from a position of "do no harm" when calling on customers for reference checks.

Grant Shapps, the Tory chairman, said Blunkett's comments undermined Labour's declared position of not doing deals with the SNP.

Instead, she suggested, Mr. Christie was in the unenviable position of saying, "Do as I say, not as I do".