Sentence examples for posturing for an from inspiring English sources

But I firmly believe that something this overarching deserves more than sidekick commentary, poorly written editorials, and political posturing for an election well over five months away.

Some have begun posturing for a post-election party-leadership struggle.

With larger economies like Spain and Italy teetering, Ms. Merkel's stern warning was not just posturing for a domestic audience opposed to bailouts, or tactical positioning before a summit meeting.

He was just posturing for a better deal.

The announcement opened the floodgates for even more tampering, with multiple notable wrestlers including Joey Ryan and Jimmy Havoc posturing for a match with the contracted WWE performer.

Rather than simply assuming the availability of space-based systems for providing secure communications, warning of missile launches, and navigational information, the nation's leading space service is posturing for a future in which space is a contested domain.

(Most brands haven't taken full advantage of it, but that's another story). Apple's recent store upgrade might be an indication that the company is posturing for a similar move with the in-store/in-branch environment.

And industry and Navy sources Wednesday tried to downplay Aldridge's remarks, saying they appeared to be his way of posturing for a better deal from Northrop and General Dynamics.

Nothing I do is ever enough for her". The arena issue would grow even more clouded by an often bitter feud with Councilman Joel Wachs (the two men are arguably posturing for a confrontation in the 2001 mayoral election).

Instead, there will be posturing for a week or so, and then everything will blow over as fans across America settle in for the mutually brain-damaging ritual of watching the NFL.

For the first time in two terms, President Barack Obama has been forced to listen to voices from amongst the HBCU perspective independent of "nod and show concern" posturing for a presidential campaign.