Sentence examples for has successfully positioned from inspiring English sources

"The Gates foundation has successfully positioned itself in the centre of a … community that is promoting market-based, techno-fix solutions to the complex global problems of hunger and malnutrition," say the authors.

Syria has weathered the storm of US efforts to transform the Middle East and has successfully positioned itself as a "pivot power" able to influence events across the region.

Since 2005, when Bob Lutz, the vice chairman of G.M., famously declared Buick a "damaged brand," America's oldest surviving automobile make has successfully positioned itself in China as a top-tier luxury carmaker.

Just as he has successfully positioned Stonyfield Farm as a healthier and environmentally conscious alternative to Dannon and Yoplait, Mr. Hirschberg said he planned to build O'Naturals into a chain that would take customers from fast-food giants like McDonald's and Burger King, a unit of Diageo.

And, while the Huffington Post has successfully positioned itself as the place where progressive politicians and Hollywood liberal luminaries post their anti-Bush Administration sentiments, many of the original blog posts that it publishes do not merit the effort of even a mouse click.

On new media, Jemima Kiss: TechCrunch has successfully positioned itself at the intersection of technology news and investment.

A passionate and strategic campaigner for social reform, Aritha has successfully used his position in business to promote positive change for underrepresented groups and victims of injustice.

"The Russell Group has successfully stage-managed the position that it is seen as comprising the best universities.

Precise cell positioning has successfully been performed and evidence for controlled neuronal polarization has been found.

During his career he has successfully held senior management positions with several major retailers.

They have also contended that Mr. Moonves, who has successfully guided CBS, could be better positioned to fix the issues at Viacom as the top executive overseeing both companies.