Sentence examples for varied stances from inspiring English sources

But on the Keystone XL pipeline — which, if not blocked by President Obama, would carry the crudest form of oil from Canadian tar sand deposits to Gulf Coast fuel refineries — it seems there's little room for varied stances, at least according to some protesters.

In Congress Menendez took varied political stances.

Her latest piece is a must-read that asks more probing questions and clarifies what is, and is not, responsible investigative journalism.] The varied ethical stances on the incident were laid out nicely by Suzanne Golenberg in The Guardian yesterday.

But Mr. Corzine insisted he had not varied his stance.

Internal knowledge network characteristics are shown to vary by stance, with more aggressive stances linked to knowledge governance supportive of the entrepreneurship process.

The women's defensive stances varied by the degree of threat, yellow, orange and red signifying cautious, warning and defensive.

This move was influenced by the emergence of models of clinical supervision from high-income countries (17– 25), which take varied theoretical and practical stances to supervision but have been criticized for failing to demonstrate how they can be practically applied (25, 26).

He seems posthumously fated to give rise to further controversy, since opinions on his career, his writing, his personality and his public stances vary hugely.

The lowness of the stance varies in Kung Fu styles, mainly northern and southern: northern is a more relaxed higher stance whereas southern is right down near the ground.

Colonies vary on their stance on education, but some Hutterites who spoke to VICE said education wasn't a priority high school isn't always guaranteed.

Indeed, Trump's stance on abortion has varied wildly: He once described himself as "very pro-choice" and enthusiastically praised Planned Parenthood, but he recently said women should "face some sort of punishment" for having abortions.