Sentence examples for a position to adapt from inspiring English sources

And if we ask what his own final view may be about the prospects for changing the world, then we are, happily, still in a position to adapt Zhou Enlai's answer about the French revolution – that it's too early to say.

We argue that incumbents may be in a position to adapt to radical technological change via interfirm cooperation with new entrants when the incumbents have complementary assets within their firm boundaries that are critical to commercializing the new technology.

Information relayed in job appraisals will not be ensued and acted on as they are not in a position to adapt their behaviour.

Nurses then were perhaps in a better position to adapt, often working in the organisation where they trained and therefore were less likely to suffer from the type of reality shock that newly qualified nurses' encounter today.

Community hospitals are probably in a better position to adapt and it is not surprising that some of the residents we interviewed reported more positive experiences of collaboration between family physicians and specialists in rural hospitals.

Scott A. Singer, the executive vice president of the Singer & Bassuk Organization, a real estate finance and brokerage company, said investors with cash "are in a much better position to adapt to the current environment" than those with "overleveraged assets".

Thus, households with higher income and greater assets are in better position to adapt climate change (Shiferaw and Holden 1998).

Proper positioning of the head requires accurate placement of the stem and prosthetic designs that allow the head position to adapt to the variations in both normal and pathologic humeral anatomy.

The company's transatlantic positioning – to adapt a phrase from French and Saunders, "a foot in London, a foot in New York and the world in between!" – is a case in point.

Reinventing one's political positioning to adapt to changing conditions on the political battlefield is a survival tactic which can prolong one's political relevancy.

"The strong assets and brands within the group are well positioned to adapt to the opportunities presented by changes in technology and distribution".