By its very nature, it stilts the orientation of opposing defenses before they can be properly established; switches are forced, driving lanes open, and the offense is positioned to exploit an opponent in flux.
If there is an Asian turnaround, Standard Chartered is positioned to exploit it.
The ideas behind modern operating systems fall into two major categories: (1) ways to improve the performance, stability, and reliability of today's computers and (2) ways to be positioned to exploit the computers of tomorrow, which, with multiple processors and persistent network connections, offer opportunities and challenges never seen before.
With the Republican State Convention approaching, the party is plagued by infighting, short of money and struggling to assemble a competitive slate of statewide candidates for the fall, leaving many party leaders worried that they are poorly positioned to exploit what might be the most favorable political climate for New York Republicans in years.
And media conglomerates are perfectly positioned to exploit a potential franchise -- a "Harry Potter," for instance -- through all of its divisions, from film to television to publishing and merchandising.
Political changes create dislocations in industries that smaller companies are well positioned to exploit.
In the midst of the war, however, Reagan's national security adviser, Bud McFarlane, persuaded himself, and then the president, that "dynamic political evolution" inside Iran had created a power struggle that the Soviets were better positioned to exploit than was Washington.
Because millions of Americans will be at their desks for the noon-hour swearing-in, the event is expected to set new records for live Web video watching — a moment that CNN.com is well positioned to exploit.
In any case, most analysts are predicting double-digit (albeit low double digit) PC growth for the next few years, and Micron is well positioned to exploit the demand.
