Sentence examples for straddling as from inspiring English sources
While immigrant youth inevitably must navigate multiple cultures, many schools and districts have yet to develop strategies for supporting this "cultural straddling," as sociologist Prudence Carter calls it.
— but the larger question will be harder to solve: Rubio has succeeded in politics by straddling as many positions as possible.
It is still straddling as it watches the slowdown, as you can see in an article in the current issue trying to guess where the market is headed.
"Rubio has succeeded in politics by straddling as many positions as possible," Osnos writes in his Profile of the Florida senator.
Could Cruz win with only conservative and evangelical voters?—but the larger question will be harder to solve: Rubio has succeeded in politics by straddling as many positions as possible.
The Chinese Porcelain Company sits on Park Avenue straddling, as it were, the commercial world of Midtown and the social world of the Upper East Side.
Her leave-taking received little publicity but was felt throughout the city's jazz and classical-music communities, which Ms. Mitchell straddled as easily as she traversed the discrete North and South Side music scenes.
It is difficult to see how a force that straddles as many as ten counties could be held to account in the same way.It is likely that amalgamated forces will take their lead from the government even more than they do at present.
The substructure of microcellular aluminium crept in this regime consists in subgrains that straddle, as in a bamboo structure, individual struts making the foam.
One initiative should be beneficial distinctly to filmmakers/artists who straddle, as the slash implies, contiguous but decidedly segregated creative worlds.
Much of the public debate over the law hinges on how it will affect the delicate balance Israel has long straddled as a Jewish and democratic state, and whether its uncertain application will firmly alter this balance at the expense of political and social equality.
