Sentence examples for intimidating position from inspiring English sources

"This could be a very nerve-racking and intimidating position," said Larry Weinstein, an Upper West Sider who was waiting in line with his two sons for a star show.

Some described the dominant and occasionally intimidating position that " traditional" consultants in these sites held.

"We were doing this improvisation where I go round and have an argument with him or something or other, and I think because I was so nervous and because it was quite an intimidating position to be in, I really played it all down a little bit.

One goal, analysts said, is to fend off challenges from competitors like Sun Microsystems, which has introduced its own StarOffice suite of business programs, and I.B.M., which is aggressively pursuing small and medium-size businesses with software and hardware, and so solidify Microsoft's already intimidating market position.

And if you actually get inside, you'll find the most bizarre – and slightly intimidating – seating position ever.

In the early '90s, America Online leveraged its Everyman attitude toward the intimidating Internet into a dominant position, only to almost destroy itself in a disastrous merger with Time Warner.

My advice to Mr. Bloomberg is to be aware of, yet not intimidated by, the position he will be taking on.

Mr. Peper said G.M., which lost its long-held place as the world's largest automaker to Toyota this year, is not intimidated by its position as an underdog in the sedan market.

"Although that doesn't mean that the decision makers weren't themselves influenced or intimidated by his positions".

After all, it is apparently the position of Attorney General Eric Holder that intimidating voters with club-wielding stormtroopers is the "good" kind of disenfranchisement. .

She opposed the plan, she said, but she remained seated because she felt intimidated at having her position exposed publicly.