Sentence examples for is being positioned to replace from inspiring English sources

A number of notebooks on the market style themselves as desktop replacements, but the Sony Vaio AW series is being positioned to replace the home theater — sort of.

CAIRO, Sept. 19 — Gamal Mubarak, the son of Egypt's president, proposed Tuesday that his country pursue nuclear energy, drawing strong applause from the nation's political elite, while raising expectations that Mr. Mubarak is being positioned to replace his father as president.

At one stage today at least two institutional shareholders seemed confident that Michael McLintock, head of Prudential's M&G business, was being positioned to replace Thiam.

The Bells are well positioned to replace WorldCom as a competitor of carriers like AT&T and Sprint.

But it's not a question of cult of personality: he's positioned to be replaced as the platform's biggest channel by T-Series, an Indian entertainment channel run by a Mumbai-based film and music company.

They also mean that Europe is in no position to replace the United States as a locomotive for world growth.

Section 1 All new officers are appointed by a plurality decision of Appointment Boards consisting of the Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, and the out-going officer(s) whose position is being replaced.

The observations that "Obama folded" and "the United States is losing its leadership position and is being replaced by Russia" because the president did not rush to military action in Syria, or that the United States has been "duped to surrendering to Iran's smiles offensive" because it commenced negotiations with Tehran, are wrong.

However, we are in position to replace the thermal coal exports with liquid sunlight.

There isn't a harder position to replace than the quarterback and the great ones are that much rarer.

Bitcoin is hardly in a position to replace national currencies.