Sentence examples for the overall stance from inspiring English sources

JEEP COMPASS -- "I loved the overall stance of the vehicle.

Other philosophers, like Bruno Latour, challenge the overall stance of science.

"It would be helpful for the overall stance of policy if fiscal policy could play a greater role alongside monetary policy," he said in Jackson Hole.

The overall stance is more or less aggressive — or perhaps as aggressive as a compact crossover can look before you consider that it's a compact crossover.

The central bank, meanwhile, is playing it cool, saying in its quarterly report last week that policy would be "fine-tuned" if needed but that the overall stance would stay prudent.

But it turns out that in times of broad economic weakness this problem is compounded by the asymmetry of the pressures countries face, in which troubled economies are compelled to tighten but less troubled economies feel no need to loosen, so that the overall stance of policy has a strong deflationary bias.

The various Indian theories of meaning are closely related to the overall stances taken by the different schools.

While elders might not challenge the incumbents' overall stance, said Chen, "they do pay attention to key events – especially political reform, their historical reputation or evaluation, and their children or relatives' career arrangements".

Also interesting is the show's overall stance on the killer.

Worried about a housing bubble, top Goldman executives decided in December 2006 to change the firm's overall stance on the mortgage market, from positive to negative, though it did not disclose that publicly.

But she has harsh words for the two candidates' overall stance on immigration.