Sentence examples for stance even though from inspiring English sources

The state maintained its stance even though the judge, Roger Vinson, suspended his ruling pending appellate review.

Blanco said he perceived that posture to be a fighting stance even though Lyles's back was to the officer, Hansel said.

She points out that Junior, who is unable to speak, bought his "WTF" T-shirt especially for the shoot to symbolise his stance: even though he is too young to vote, he says he wouldn't anyway.

The union's director of business relations, Mike Gartner, the fifth-leading career goal scorer with 708 in 19 seasons, endorses that stance even though he wore a visor most of his career after a serious eye injury; he couldn't see out of his left eye for two weeks.

Authorities in Zika-affected countries are nonetheless sticking by their anti-contraception, anti-abortion stance, even though it has already meant nearly 4,000 infants born with an incapacitating birth defect in Brazil alone, concentrated in remote communities with scant resources to care for profoundly disabled children.

I'm not saying that all brands can or should take such a risky stance, even though I sincerely believe Gillette's strategy will pay off in the long-run.

But that makes his stance even more remarkable.

Torre has been reluctant to answer hypothetical questions about trade possibilities since last week, and he maintained that stance today even though he was responsible for informing reporters about the interestingly timed lunch.

GOP senators have tried to point to historical precedent to back up their stance -- even though there's no evidence that presidents forgo nominating candidates in their final year.

Mr. DeMarco's latest comments suggested that his stance might change, even though he talked down principal reduction and talked up the benefits of other F.H.F.A. policies for troubled homeowners, like letting homeowners delay mortgage payments, reducing their monthly mortgage costs or lowering their interest rates.

He abstained from taking a firm stance on gun regulation, even though he believed that the laws should be tightened.