Sentence examples for posturing will from inspiring English sources

Now, after six years of posturing, will he get something done?

Some Republican legislators oppose any extension because of the impact on the deficit.The posturing will inevitably continue for a few more days, but compromise seems likely.

America, he added, must forgo "unilateral and bullying policies toward Iran".Some analysts suspect that Mr Rohani's diplomatic manner, especially after Mr Ahmadinejad's bellicose posturing, will divert attention from Iran's nuclear programme, perhaps even smoothing its advance.

With the People Party's strong showing last Sunday, the political posturing will only intensify, Mr. Ulram said, until the public and special-interest groups from each side finally demand a new government.

Even now, his posturing will feel oddly familiar to a news audience fast becoming accustomed to the spectacle of besieged dictators appearing before the cameras in a show of defiance.

But in the same way the vote took place on time, I'm cautiously optimistic that these too will be settled; even if, as usual, political posturing will play its part.

These theories are appealing and the suggestion that once a postural abnormality is identified, restoration to an ideal 'normal' posture will lead to a reduction in symptoms and improvement in function.

Again, this posture will reduce western pressure on the regime.

At the least, a stronger, firmer posture will certainly do no harm.

Leaping from a supine into a standing posture will induce a head rush.

The vertical posture will also keep the bristles from creeping under the stencil.