Sentence examples for stance adjustment from inspiring English sources

But his greatest improvement this year has come in run plays, through a subtle stance adjustment he and the running backs coach Eric Studesville made in the off-season, and through his own increased patience as a running back.

Hard to defend that stance, IMO.

Rushdie suggested that by their stance Carey and Ondaatje had "made themselves fellow travellers" of militant Islam.

Investigators are exploring suspected links between Loughner and an online publication known for its strongly anti-immigrant stance, American Renaissance.

Even with that clear-eyed stance, Intel executives did seem to suggest a somewhat improbable future that consistently favored Intel's favorite areas, particularly PCs.

"In Re Grammar, Roberts's Stance Is Crystal Clear" (front page, Aug. 29) describes John G. Roberts Jr., the Supreme Court nominee, as a "ruthless" editor, "refusing to tolerate the slightest grammatical slip".

Yes, knowing my no-email stance, AOL smartly found me on another network I'm always on and highly engaged with.

Unfortunately, that's the pathetic stance Congress and the White House appear to be taking now.

Shulgin, however, advocated for therapeutic, legalized, and regulated use of the drug, a stance DJ Scuba articulated when the news of his death broke last night.

The lifelong Republican and outspoken advocate for transgender rights said that she's working with activist groups to improve her party's stance LGBTQ issues.

Standing balance was assessed by the tandem stance and one-leg stance (ICC's varying from.70 to.90) [ 24, 25].