Sentence examples for stance fails from inspiring English sources

Even its Murdoch-induced anti-Obama stance fails to keep readers coming back.

But this stance fails to notice that thoughts and perceptions are the very basis with which we can come to such a point of view at all.

Mr Cameron's stance fails to address the fact that over 300,000 refugees are already in Europe – and that more are arriving every day.

But his stance failed to sway the Tea Party Republicans, such as Michele Bachmann, the Congresswoman who is seeking the party's nomination to take on Obama for the White House next year.

Al-Mu'tadid also kept good relations with the breakaway Zaydi imams of Tabaristan, but his pro-Alid stance failed to prevent the establishment of the second Zaydi state in Yemen in 901.

But the fans here resent Yashin's bargaining stance, which failed, and they boo him whenever he touches the puck.

This stance has failed, however, to convince the Chinese that he is not a "splittist"; they have accused him of having "masterminded" the latest disturbances.

However, existing reviews tend to focus on specific sectors of nanomedicine or to take a very forward-looking stance and fail to provide a complete perspective on the current landscape.

The worst thing for Mrs. Merkel, analysts say, is the possibility that the Free Democrats will try some new surprise now that its euro-skeptic stance has failed to draw support.

But his stance has failed to satisfy hard-line Conservative critics, leaving the prime minister trapped between those in his own party who want to move faster toward an exit from the union and his junior coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, who want Britain to stay in.

They all stood for substantially the same policies, but Romney at least tried to make a pretense of making empiricism and humanism important, a stance which failed to excite the base.