Sentence examples for better position to respond from inspiring English sources

The Marines said American troops would be in a better position to respond to any flare-ups.

In fact, you put yourself in a better position to respond to it by taking its true measure.

But Mr. Axelrod said he was confident that the president's campaign would be in a better position to respond aggressively than was Mr. Barrett.

In terms of increasing demand, we've been amazed by the demand from disabled people since we merged, and we have been in a somewhat better position to respond to it because of having merged.

In television interviews last month, he said the government was "in a much better position" to respond to threats of terrorism on American soil than before the Sept. 11 attacks.

Because the Germans had the imagination to think differently and daringly about their offensive, they were in a better position to respond to French and British decisions, and to take risks.

For instance, plants that exhibit low root-to-shoot biomass ratios are optimized for relatively high nutrient conditions, and should be better positioned to respond positively to soil resource addition than plants that have high root-to-shoot ratios.

Moody's said Chugai, which merged with Roche's Japanese subsidiary, is "better positioned to respond to the Japanese pharmaceutical sector's increasingly difficult business environment" helped by its stronger marketing and products.

Kafka, the Navy spokesman, said that the military actually was better positioned to respond to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico than it was during previous storms in the Caribbean islands.

If we can create trust within our firms and institutions to make everyone feel safe, then when we are faced with crisis, we will be better positioned to respond.

But by adopting the new approach, we are better positioned to respond to global challenges.