Sentence examples for straddling the middle from inspiring English sources
He seems to be following the restaurant's tradition of straddling the middle of the French highway.
De León is not wrong to emphasize his elders' penchant for straddling the middle.
The study catchment, Clear Creek, is a 2875 km2 watershed straddling the Middle Rockies and Northwestern High Plains ecoregions.
But Mr Kennedy, who also has his doubts about the wisdom of the alliance, can fairly point out that with Mr Blair straddling the middle ground of politics, his party's options are limited.
Straddling the middle ground was Universal Music Group, which has been mulling the possibility of dropping usage restrictions, according to Amanda Marks, Universals executive vice president and general manager of digital distribution.
Obama, in his visit to Europe last week, showed that he's straddling the middle, at least for now.
She straddled the middle line, as if bombs might be buried in the curbs.
Less popular, but more affordable, are sport bikes, with their loud engines and zippy handling, and standard bikes, which straddle the middle in size and power.
Though the candidates did their best to straddle the middle, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that the race was about a cultural divide in American life more than one over narrow issues.
Mr. Segrich said SAP's strategy was to straddle the middle ground between the two developing camps in business software: one spearheaded by Microsoft and built on the.Net platform, the other coalescing around I.B.M. and Oracle and using Java software developed by Sun Microsystems.
For those job seekers straddling the lower to middle socioeconomic spectrum, now willing to embrace the re-organization of labor fueled by technology-enabled service platforms, the first movers assumed responsibility and became "parent" to them.
