Sentence examples for a better position of from inspiring English sources

"And here it's not that weird because I found myself a better position of who I am, what role I'm in.

In terms of social strategy, firms that are perceived to fulfill stakeholders' demands, for example, paying shareholders dividends, settling tax obligations to the central government, donating to the community in terms of their needs are in a better position of gaining competitive advantage over their rivals.

The estimation of the DOT allowed a better positioning of each individual in his disease trajectory at study entry.

Comparison of their average nucleosome profiles showed that early origins displayed a higher occupancy of nucleosomes immediately upstream (-1) and downstream (+1) from a broader NDR feature, along with a better positioning of the adjacent nucleosomes.

Nurses desired a validated nursing care intensity score as interdisciplinary and objective communication tool that makes nursing care visible and creates possibilities for a better positioning of nurses in hospitals and a further professionalization in terms of enhanced authority and autonomy.

Such an administrative structure can be followed and indeed assist a better positioning of services by overlooking staffing of Health Centers, giving motives to physicians and other personnel (nursing staff, auxiliaries) as to reduce patient overcrowding at urban areas (mainly regional hospitals, and predominantly Athens and Thessaloniki).

Byrne says that despite the decline, the average size of each holding has grown and this kind of restructuring has put the region in a better position to take advantage of the next "wine renaissance".

The growing ethanol program is putting Brazil in a better position to take advantage of Tupi's oil riches, Mr. Gabrielli said.

Forward planning will put you in a better position to take advantage of new careers and new opportunities".

Training is also organised at constituency level and village level, so that people are in a better position to respond (representative of the NRC).

Mr. Spano's switch puts him in a better position to run for mayor of Yonkers this year, as rumors have him planning to do.