Sentence examples for better position to explain from inspiring English sources
Her comments were seized upon by Andrew Radford, chief executive of the eating disorders charity Beat, who said clinical psychiatrists, not Bakewell, are in a better position to explain the causes and impact of eating disorders.
Hadley (1997) agrees that classical LOT models are in no better position to explain systematicity but disagrees with Aizawa that the explanations provided by both are inadequate.
The ideal utilitarian is in a better position to explain why in the case of the miser the implied contract to tell the truth requires that one not state that one is a beggar when one is not and why it does not require us to tell all of the truth in other cases.
No one is in a better position to explain this sensual experience than Broadway Sound's founding member Andrew Diamond Phillips.
The physician who will perform a procedure is not only in a better position to explain the details but is directly responsible to the care receiver.
"Any power that can evacuate a high percentage of its urban population to protection is in a much better position to bargain than one which cannot do this," Kahn explains in "On Thermonuclear War".
I'm in a much better position to stop things or go back to the patient and explain why they should be taking it".
When corporations are at their most profitable, "they're in a better position to extract as much as they can out of the economy," he explained.
She explained that she felt she was in a better position to answer patients' questions about their situation, which made her feel more capable in her dealings with them.
Stalder echoes this sentiment, explaining that PayPal, with Zong in hand, is in a better position to create the digital wallet of the future.
