Sentence examples for the stance makes from inspiring English sources

"When you have a market that's heating up," said Marc Israel, the executive vice president of Kensington Vanguard National Land Services, a title insurer, "sellers feel emboldened to say to buyers, 'I'm not going to give you this clause because I don't want to take the risk that you can't get your mortgage.' " The stance makes perfect sense from a seller's viewpoint.

Without revealing anything, the stance made it possible for Chung to produce a huge, tub-sized, gleaming crystal bowl of swimming goldfish from, seemingly, thin air.

The Nabucco consortium insists that this stance makes the project unviable.

The incoherence of this stance makes it conveniently difficult to attack.

The undeceived stance makes a superior poem as Cavafy's old man slumps at the café table and sleeps.

"The E.C.B.'s stance makes it extremely difficult for the finance ministers to realize their plans for private-sector involvement".

She never allows us a glimpse of what's behind the personas, whether she's really as fragile as all the head-shaking and hand-wringing would imply, or as bold as the shoulders-back stance makes her appear.

Mr. Silver has been particularly critical of Governor Pataki, saying the no-tax stance makes no sense in such tough fiscal times -- even as he refuses himself to advocate a tax increase, presumably because Democrats do not want to live up to their tax-and-spend reputation.

First, the still-loose stance makes sense.

This stance makes the complexity of the natural network only the first level of variety and possibility.

To be fair he's not all about bringing the LOLs, his eloquent pro euthanasia stance makes him the inverse to Bernardi's blaring "right to life" rhetoric.