Sentence examples for better position to handle from inspiring English sources
Railway firms thereby hope to find themselves in a better position to handle rising traffic in future.
But if it was going to be one of them, Deborah thought she was in a better position to handle it.
"The court specifically finds, however, that the department is in a far better position to handle these state inmates than the county jails".
Because they had invited environmentalists to take part in the utility's decision-making process, TVA managers put themselves in a better position to handle public criticism of the TVA's mission.
He said the current round of talks was intended primarily to influence the outcome of the Greek elections next month, but he added that he thought Europe was legitimately in a better position to handle a worst case.
One City analyst said there was now a possibility the UK could follow Spain and see its debt downgraded, although S&P indicated yesterday that the UK was in a better position to handle its growing debts.
Italian officials argue that they are better positioned to handle Chinese investment without surrendering sovereignty than more vulnerable countries to the east.
Even those who agreed that the district attorney's office was better positioned to handle such cases worried about the symbolism of a city that decided to decriminalize domestic violence, if only symbolically, rather than prosecuting the offenders.
It's not impossible to imagine the Chinese economy producing destabilising shocks in the next year, but China is better positioned to handle them than most.The Times piece is woefully unspecific about what a "sharp" slowdown in growth might mean.
