Sentence examples for in position to explain from inspiring English sources

"I think the PGA of America needs to be in position to explain why this thing came down as it did," he said.

Someday, Mr. Warsame may be in a position to explain his reasons in court.

The non-cognitivist is in a position to explain this, insofar as her positive proposal for the functioning of moral terms will suggest they do more than merely describe the world.

Now we are in a position to explain what the phrase means in the definition of ergodicity.

Its chief executive, Finlay Scott, said: 'Until a final analysis of the report has been made we are not in a position to explain why ethnic doctors are overrepresented in the conduct committee procedure.

She was also in a position to explain the pluses of a liberal arts education in a region where it's still a foreign concept.

For example, Homer talks a great deal about how war is waged; as an expert on Homer who claims that Homer spoke beautifully about that subject (in the sense of got it right), Ion must be in a position to explain just how Homer got it right and how Hesiod, say, got it wrong, as a series of simple analogies show.

I am not in a position to explain that phrase any more.

We've heard from everyone except anyone in a position to explain exactly what the thinking behind this is, and what the effects are likely to be.

Given all this, Affleck remains one of the very few in a position to explain Phoenix's desire to call time on his acting.

He is hardly in a position to explain what he clearly understands, which is that his survival, with the rescue of some of his men, is not the same as winning.