Sentence examples for stance is now from inspiring English sources

That stance is now being severely tested.

Trump's stance is now rattling investor nerves just weeks before the deadline.

Bolstered by the Tea Party, Paul's extreme anti-government stance is now virtually Republican orthodoxy.

The American airlines which made the accusations, he says, are simply trying to hide behind protectionism.This well-versed stance is now coming under renewed scrutiny by American officials, who will meet with Mr Clark in Washington in a fortnight.

The president who got elected on his antiwar stance is now trying to buck up a skittish Congress and country about why a military strike is a moral necessity.

For me, however, the real "tell" is this sentence: In Germany, the fiscal stance is now broadly neutral, hence consistent with the call for a differentiated fiscal stance according to the budgetary space.

Labour voters, who in most recent polls have been resolute in their support for the government's stance, are now split down the middle on this issue.

The correct stance was now disinterested contemplation of the inevitable processes of cultural decay and regeneration, and an attempt to salvage one's own independence from the general wreckage of philosophical systems and political life.

Also in Stockholm, despite Pufendorf's still close relations to Charles XI and Hedwig Eleonora, some of his main supporters at court had been dismissed, and his brother Esaias whose pro-French stance was now out of favor would soon leave Swedish service (1687) and be sentenced to death in absentia (1689).

UK Athletics has changed its stance and is now concentrating on developing coaching.

However, after Dalman cancelled his Christmas break in France to act as peacemaker, Tan was persuaded to reconsider his stance and is now expected to hold talks with Mackay in a bid to resolve their differences.