Sentence examples for be poised to repeat from inspiring English sources

He suggests that the Bush administration could be poised to repeat the disastrous errors made by the British as Washington pressures a divided Iraqi government to approve a "strategic alliance" with the United States.

Thanks to Alfred Kinsey, she warns, the American homosexual movement is poised to repeat those crimes.

Sadly, today, the Obama administration is poised to repeat its predecessor's mistake.

This raises the specter that, rather than forging a new direction on Syria policy, the Obama administration is poised to repeat mistakes of the past.

Steven Spielberg's movie Lincoln, which scooped the Bafta nominations yesterday and is poised to repeat the trick in the Oscars on Thursday, needs to be seen in this frame too.

A rate increase "is not certain, but it is possible," Mr. Trichet said after the governing council's meeting on March 3. Some analysts worry that the bank is poised to repeat the mistake it made in July 2008, when it raised the benchmark rate a quarter point, to 4.25 percent, amid a growing financial crisis.

Last year he backed a new startup conference in London which he's poised to repeat this year.

A decade later, history is poised to repeat itself.

Now I fear we are poised to repeat these mistakes in response to last year's BP oil spill.

With this new release, it looks like the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles are poised to repeat that accomplishment and perhaps even surpass it.

Distressingly, Mitt Romney is poised to repeat Herbert Hoover's mistakes, and it's all the worse because we should have learned from them.