Sentence examples for quite different position from inspiring English sources
In any case, weren't the workers, with their livelihoods at stake and years of labor invested, in a quite different position, morally speaking, from the distant and anonymous bondholders?
"If humanity would only better understand what has been presented to it in the person and work of Kafka," Brod writes, "it would undoubtedly be in a quite different position".
For example, if a school operating well above the Gonski standard has improved Naplan scores despite a cut in its per student resources, it is in a quite different position from a school that has had a funding increase but is still operating well below the Gonski standard".
And a forthcoming book by Vineet Nayar, the chief executive of HCL Technologies, a fast-growing Indian business-process outsourcing firm, takes a quite different position to Mr Martin, as is evident from its title: "Employees First, Customers Second".Has the shareholder-value model really failed, however?
Arnauld had a quite different position regarding the causation of voluntary movements in the body.
But it's an opportunistic alliance, because Labour and the Tories have quite different positions on this.
Second, the trend toward "disposable jobs," which expects a worker to run through, over a lifetime, a series of quite different positions to meet market requirements, destroys the satisfaction of a sustained vocation.
The former also showed a spatial defect since GUS staining could occur in quite different positions and with variable extension.
Because patients and service providers were expected to have quite different positions towards the application of VC, three different interview guides were created, each of which was tailored to the patients, nurses or psychiatrists.
The novelist who tackles social and political phenomena has quite a different position.
But advocates for yoga have often found themselves maintaining quite a different position - that it isn't, in fact, a fundamentally spiritual activity.
