Sentence examples for better positioned to execute from inspiring English sources

By thoroughly exploring all possibilities before deciding on the best one, leaders are not only more likely to make good decisions but are better positioned to execute on them.

"Bradley's better positioned to do that.

If the point of this match is to provide a guide, however provisional, to the future shape of these two sides - separated as they are by an almost immeasurably vast sea of experience, achievement, and age - Postecoglou, arguably, is in a much better position to execute his mandate.

ConocoPhillips CEO Ryan Lance said the company's asset sales will make the company more focused, stronger financially and well positioned to execute on its "disciplined, returns-focused value proposition," but some analysts think there are better investments elsewhere.

"Looking ahead, the content team is well positioned to execute on our strategy".

"We have not executed, and we have been in position to execute," he said.

Carrying Out the Mission Those return flights put the men in position to execute the plot.

He told the journalists "the difference, in my mind, is who's in a position to execute".

Obama says Romney has not been in a position to execute foreign policy, but adds that his positions to this point have "been all over the map".

We are now in a much better position to exploit our leading technologies, across a range of increasing opportunities and execute our refreshed strategy.

The sooner the NXP deal closes, the better positioned Qualcomm will be to execute on its growth strategy.