Sentence examples for a position to absorb from inspiring English sources

"Our economy is in a position to absorb a great number of these employees," Mr. Garman said.

"Managers of smaller funds are not in as good a position to absorb costs," said Jay Baris, a lawyer who represents several mutual fund boards.

"But there's no question that some traveler uneasiness, if United were to file for bankruptcy, would potentially create some share-shift to its competitors, and we'd be in a position to absorb that".

Margret Nedelkoff Kellems, deputy mayor for public safety and justice, said Washington was "not in a position to absorb the costs of the event," which she estimated at about $30 million.

"We as a family are in a position to absorb this," she said, "because I'm not working".

Castiel insisted that Dean can't save everyone, even though he always tries, and though the angel obviously meant it as a way of releasing Dean from any sense of responsibility he might feel for other people's choices, I don't think Dean will ever be in a position to absorb that advice.

Michael Foster is an agent to BBC stars such as Chris Evans and a founder of Creative Access The BBC is in a very good position to absorb the pretty hard and spot on, body blows inflicted by the white paper's demands for greater diversity and in its offer to the Bame community who are presently very poorly served by the licence fee.

Hewlett lost only 52 cents, to $23, as investors bet it was in a better financial position to absorb the aftershock if the deal fell through.

With cash reserves of 1.3 billion euros, "we're in a much better position to absorb changes like that than anyone else," he said.

With a bullpen that is consistently rested, however, Torre would be in better position to absorb a bad start, and develop a young pitcher.

It is in no position to absorb further cuts on this scale.