Sentence examples for posturing new from inspiring English sources
The increasing rates of antimicrobial resistance amongst both Gram-positive and Gram-negative pathogens isolated from patients with neutropenia are posturing new therapeutic challenges.
Not for the first time with Allen, one can't always be certain when he's satirising the pretensions of posturing New York folk and when they're expressing his views of art and culture.
The first week back is about plotting and posturing, putting forward new ideas and reviving old ones.
The White House needs to stop posturing about a new regulator and get moving on a break-up plan for Freddie and Fannie.
But in neighborhoods from one end of the city to the other, away from the daily protests over the slain man and the political posturing, New Yorkers' attitudes about the police have begun a subtle shift.
— Jeff Gordinier The New York Post: After some bruising notices for its pricing and posturing, the new Manhattan "neurogastronomy" restaurant Romera offers an alternative to its 11-course, $245 prix fixe menu — 5 courses for a measly $125.
The move ― whenever and wherever it takes place ― would be an unexpected moment in history between two leaders who have taken political posturing to new heights through a string of bombastic statements and missile launches.
Still, from the start of his career, Mr. Miyajima has managed to mix heady musings and high-tech gewgaws with a sophistication that has generally avoided New Age posturing.
"Search Party" has a keen eye for new styles of posturing and idioms of doublespeak.
The flier, an unusually aggressive posture toward new generic drugs, said pharmacies would be asked to block any sales of generic Lipitor and substitute the Pfizer version, with presumably a lower price, from December through May.
Germany is the powerful center of NATO on the Continent, and its pacifist stirrings could undermine alliance cohesion and America's push for a more aggressive, even pre-emptive, NATO posture against new terrorist threats.
