Sentences with phrase «stick to his principles even»

«I believe at some stage you stick to your principles even if it doesn't go as well as you want it.

David Cameron has said it is important to stick to his principles even if the «odds are stacked against you» in the battle to prevent Jean - Claude Juncker becoming the next European Commission president.

Not exact matches

But by sticking with a few tried and true design principles, it's easy to tailor PowerPoint decks for the small screen that look good, and even more importantly, get your point across, according to graphic design experts.

We need a return to the realistic and yet principled conservative pragmatism of Reagan who actually wanted to help people more than dogmatically stick to every single position and who was even willing to compromise with liberals like Tip O'neal at times in order to get something done that would actually solve problems and help the greatest number of people.

Arsenal fans have got used to the fact that Arsene Wenger has his own way of doing things and certain football principles that he sticks to even if it is not the best thing for his team at any particular time.

They are certain that their open differential with Brake Steer is a better solution than a mechanical limited slip differential (again heavy, prone to inducing understeer) and they're willing to prove it even when the rear axle has to cope with 903bhp and 664 lb ft.. They stick to their principles absolutely and that makes the P1 a unique and fascinating car to drive.

Even within specific stock write - ups, I've never seen the need to stick (completely) to the subject — so Lord knows where & if I've buried some useful advice on investing, portfolio allocation, risk management, etc... That's the beauty of a blog, and a good principle in life — do what you bloody please!

Also, like you say, in his inexorable quest to remove any hockey stick shape whatsoever from the historical paleoclimate record, McIntyre insisted on using only PC1 — even though MBH98's short - centred PCA methodology required that all significant principle components were captured.

It like, when it comes to questioning the statistical expertise and scientific bona fides of Mann and his sycophants and their apocryphal «hockey stick,» the Left demands that skeptics should employ the principles of the scientific method before they are even entitled to an opinion about whether rotten fish really do stink.

They live in a world of clear, verifiable facts, so that even against heavy resistance, they stick to their principles and vision of what is and is not acceptable.

But we're good at sticking to our principles, even when things get tough.