Sentences with phrase «sudden changes of position»

In a sudden change of position, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced Wednesday that it would abandon two policies related to its new Xbox One game system that had drawn vocal customer criticism.

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And if the SCOTUS all of a sudden changed their position and said that fetuses did have rights... would you change your mind?

These pilots have to maneuver the tiny four - propellered drones inside deliberately treacherous buildings, through deviously small checkpoints, all while jostling for position and being alert to the sudden changes of direction that could lead to a crash.

If you are all of a sudden thrice the player you were after a change of position, be happy about it, dumbo.

A better substitute is a car bed to make sure that the baby does not move or change positions as you travel or in the case of a crash or a sudden stop.

Since her marriage to Edward Swift, three years after the sudden death of her first husband Horace Torrington, Charlotte had changed her position at the breakfast table in order to accommodate her new husband's needs: specifically, aiding him in the spreading of toast and cutting of meat, owing to his having suffered the loss of his left arm at the age of twenty - three in an unfortunate encounter with the narrow wheels of a speeding gig, out of which he had fallen on the driveway of his then home in County Wicklow.

Recent staff changes at San Antonio Museum of Art, namely the elimination of the position of Assistant Curator of Latin American Art, Nancy Fullerton, and the sudden resignation of Contemporary Curator David S. Rubin, came as a complete surprise to arts community.

As I recall (I read the book four or five years ago, before the issue of climate change had reached its current position of primacy in my consciousness), the book deals with just about every aspect of the consequences of sudden human departure from Earth except climate change, so in that sense it forms a perfect complement to the studies described in Kate's article above.

Your position on the search page could change from 6 to 2 and all of sudden, you're in demand.

I have no doubt that if your kind (those folks from the everyday trenches of Real Estate practice) were to be all of a sudden elevated into positions vacated by the entrenched, all - knowing bureaucrats, who only actually give lip service to common sense initiatives from front - liners, things would begin to change for the betterment of those who are paying the freight, those folks who CREA's fiduciary duties «ough» t to be geared toward.