Sentence examples for extraordinarily positioned from inspiring English sources

Just as the tax reform debate is heating up, Mr. Reid has put in place a person who is extraordinarily positioned to torpedo any tax reform that might draw a dollar out of G.E. — and, by extension, any big corporation.

Just as the tax reform debate is heating up, Mr. Reid has put in place a person who is extraordinarily positioned to torpedo any tax reform that might draw a dollar out of GE -- and, by extension, any big corporation".

He's in an extraordinarily position, Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, that that's the case?

"For the immediate future, Apple is extraordinarily well positioned".

MR. CONKEY, at Hancock, expressed similar sentiments, describing American multinational blue chips as "extraordinarily well positioned, with strong balance sheets".

"Despite the fact they are extraordinarily well positioned, they've been unable to drive revenue growth," said David Francis, an analyst at Jefferies & Company who has a hold rating on WebMD's stock and does not own it.

When the Red Sox and the Yankees played for the first time this year, on May 26, Everett positioned himself extraordinarily shallow -- more shallow, some Yankee veterans thought, than they had seen any center fielder play in Yankee Stadium -- and challenged the Yankees to drive the ball over his head.

He found himself in an extraordinarily difficult position.

"It's an extraordinarily privileged position to be trusted.

Look where we are – we're in an extraordinarily privileged position.

Tony Travers of the London School of Economics said councils should prepare themselves to be in an "extraordinarily reduced position in 2020.