Sentence examples for has managed to position from inspiring English sources

And no other party has managed to position itself any better in this election.

Thanks to exceptional leadership, the university – rather improbably, one could say – has managed to position itself at the forefront of academic excellence and in a frontline position on many academic trends, particularly in forging international partnerships that will prove crucial in these competitive times.

Weiner has managed to position himself as the King of the Auteurs – he'd like you to think that no syllable uttered on Mad Men, no suit, no dress, no ashtray, appears on-screen that he has not approved and deemed authentic.

Ram said that the company has managed to position itself well with its biggest customer base — that is, in Latin America — and could be poised to take advantage of consumers in the U.S. who are growing weary of the sticker shock they receive when their monthly wireless phone bills arrive.

And Bush had managed to position himself, pretty successfully, as the populist in the race and Gore as the élitist!

Through shrewd if expensive acquisitions and very well-timed sales, the Newhouses have managed to position their family company for the long haul in an era of behemoths.

The difference is that they have managed to position themselves as the most desperate of James supplicants based on who they are, how bad they've become, how much they've promised and how little they will have to offer their fan base if Plans A and B do not work out.

As noted by one public health specialist: "The AIDS and malaria movements, using health outcomes and impact of these diseases on the societies, have managed to position these diseases as crises.

His company, which is based in Denver and expects more than $3 million in revenue this year, makes single-dose foil packets of flavored, powdered, over-the-counter medications, but the story focuses less on the products and more on the way Mr. Eisenberg has managed to place them in prominent positions in major retailers.

The Bush team, by contrast, in eight years has managed to put America in the unique position in the Middle East where it is "not liked, not feared and not respected," writes Aaron David Miller, a former Mideast negotiator under both Republican and Democratic administrations, in his provocative new book on the peace process, titled "The Much Too Promised Land".

The current chairman of the board, Ijaz Butt, is regularly criticized for his chaotic management style but has managed to retain his position because of his friendship with President Asif Ali Zardari, the embattled leader who is often accused of corruption by political opponents.