Sentence examples for considered poised from inspiring English sources

A growth stock is considered poised for a rapid rise (think high tech); a value stock is considered underpriced.

Midland and lowland varieties could be considered poised to fill-in for faltering highland landraces.

Granted, they were whistled for four times too many penalties (20) last week to be considered even remotely poised, but winning ugly is still winning.

But, considering that the Razorbacks were considered to be poised for an even better season than last year, when they went 11-2, and had hoped to compete for the Southeastern Conference title, most eyes will be on the fate of the football team.

Although both situations could be considered to be poised the underlying mechanisms and their implications are different.

In North America, the naturopathic profession is considered to be poised to be able to integrate conventional and CAM therapies and offer holistic primary care services supporting prevention and management of chronic health conditions [ 1- 3].

Yet the vagaries of the UK garage game and the goings-on in the fool's paradise that is Kurupt FM cannot sustain a sitcom forever, and considering PJDN is poised to be in it for the long-haul, it's no surprise that the show has decided to go for the dramatic jugular.

I have tried to show here that considering the remarkable properties of information management in material systems permits us to consider living organisms as poised to accumulate information in a ratchet-like manner.

"Now a royal commission seems poised to consider whether this prince of the Catholic church is a liar".

California's voters are poised to consider legalising cannabis for recreational use in 2016 funded by the likes of tech billionaire and former Facebook president Sean Parker.

By contrast, the office of urban policy is poised to consider and coordinate policies that affect entire metropolitan regions as well as ones that affect the metropolis itself.