Sentence examples for stance considerably from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg, once an outspoken supporter of the city's current term limits, has softened his stance considerably.

Gatlin, at least, had appeared to have softened his stance considerably after returning home, posting on Twitter: "Emotional day.

Crouching/Kneeling: This stance is considerably less accurate than a prone position.

On the one hand, the size of the communities leaning towards Remain (i.e., positive stance score) is considerably larger than the size of the Leave communities (negative stance score).

However, a blog penned by Brown in the wake of the much-publicized debate takes a considerably harsher stance.

Last week HuffPost reported on comments Santorum made in 1995, when his stance on abortion was considerably more moderate than it is now.

Yet while the businessman and GOP presidential candidate did not back away from his controversial immigration stances, his tone was considerably softer, according to people who attended the meeting, which took place in New York. . "What I found was the private Donald is very different from the public Donald, Javier Palomarezz, president and CEO of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, told HuffPost.

The church's stance toward gays has softened considerably since it was one of the leading forces behind California's ban on gay marriage in 2008, but high-ranking leaders have reiterated time and again the faith's opposition to same-sex unions.

And by the 1980s, Chavez's stance on the issue had shifted considerably.

It has shades of 1989 when, after losing the first Test to Australia having picked a running side, the Lions changed their team and their tactics, tightening up considerably and taking a confrontational stance.

Zuckerberg's stance on privacy seems to have evolved considerably over the years--compare his position in 2008 with the one he articulated in 2010.