Sentence examples for in a position to replace from inspiring English sources

You're not in a position to replace anything anymore".

Bitcoin is hardly in a position to replace national currencies.

Adding one would put the console in a position to replace both DVRs and set-top cable boxes.

The meeting will be closely watched for evidence of whether current favourites Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang are in a position to replace President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen, respectively, in 2012.

Most housing associations have told the National Housing Federation that they expect to only replace half the homes currently being lost to right to buy, with one in 10 saying they don't expect to be in a position to replace any at all.

But if gas is plentiful and cheap enough to replace carbon-rich coal, it will also be in a position to replace carbon-free nuclear and renewables, and in doing so more carbon dioxide will be emitted than would otherwise be the case.

The major inconvenience will be a one-month period when the Washington Avenue Bridge, commonly known as the Devon Bridge, must be in a raised position to replace its mechanical and electrical devices, said William Stark, principal structural engineer for the project.

Prof Reid said: "If we understand more about how ECT works, we will be in a better position to replace it with something less invasive and more acceptable.

As Yashwanth Manjunath reported for Fox News, "Suleiman is in a prime position to replace [Mubarak] as President of Egypt.

The campaign did cause "enormous damage to ... [Ottoman] national resources", and at that stage of the war the Allies were in a better position to replace their losses than the Ottomans, but ultimately the Allied attempt at securing a passage through the Dardanelles proved unsuccessful.

Guardiola has chosen to change City's goalkeeper this season and bringing in a new player in that position to replace a long-standing incumbent is always a risk, as United have discovered over and over again in the last couple of decades.