Sentence examples for better positioned to face from inspiring English sources
Now they are hoping that by banding together they will be better positioned to face increasingly aggressive competition from Microsoft.
Overall, companies with robust governance practices are expected to be better positioned to face a market downturn, but the proof will be in the pudding.
Automation may render millions of jobs obsolete but some countries may be in a better position to face the robots than others.
The latest European Union bank stress tests portray a sector that is in a much better position to face a shock than it was two years ago.
"We are in a much better position to face any problems than we were three to four months ago," said Antoine Sire, the head of communications at BNP Paribas in Paris.
Had the recommendations been implemented, "the global community would have been in a far better position to face the Ebola crisis," the authors write.
With Singapore's two major universities geared up to prepare a new generation of workers to drive the new life sciences-based economy, university students in Singapore can now expect to have more choices in tertiary education--a multidisciplinary approach to learning--and to be in a better position to face the future.
The Report of the Ebola Interim Assessment Panel, led by Barbara Stocking, noted that a similar review done after the 2009 influenza pandemic also made recommendations to reform the IHR; if those had been implemented, "the global community would have been in a far better position to face the Ebola crisis," the review said.
Pennycook, the respected former finance director of supermarket chain W M Morrison, was left to front the management overhaul that Sutherland had set in train before his resignation and insisted the changes would mean the group was "better positioned to tackle the complex issues we face".
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.
