Sentence examples for in an extraordinary position from inspiring English sources
Marijnen was in an extraordinary position in the 1950s.
That puts an awful lot of us in an extraordinary position.
As a major scientific field, evolutionary biology is in an extraordinary position: its basic tenets, surveys show, are rejected as false by one of every two Americans.
Mrs Thatcher was in an extraordinary position: "the oldest, grandest, in many people's eyes the stuffiest political party in the world had chosen a leader whose combination of class, inexperience and sex would previously have ruled her out".
Another "significant payment" is expected next month to leave creditors in an extraordinary position, with anything like full recovery from any liquidation rare, let alone one as complex as Lehmans.
And because 12 other states now follow California's standards, the state finds itself in an extraordinary position to stage a regulatory mutiny of sorts — with much of the country's car market in tow.
And thank you for what you have done to put this company in such an extraordinary position during such a difficult time for our customers and the world.
Earlier, Mr. Cameron said other critics within his party who dismissed his prospects of renegotiating a new deal with the union were taking an "extraordinary" position and "throwing in the towel before the negotiations even started".
It's an extraordinary position in a church administered by many cardinals who are fond of the kind of luxury and power that Jesus Christ eschewed.
Pell's testimony that he was deceived by church authorities in both Ballarat and Melbourne was an "extraordinary position," Furness said.
