Sentence examples for is dealing from from inspiring English sources

But right now, because of the Mets' surplus on the mound, General Manager Steve Phillips feels he is dealing from a position of strength.

The president's comments come as California is dealing from the ongoing effects of several massive wildfires, including the devastating Camp fire that left at least 81 people dead.

The sensing and modeling of joint acceleration via linear accelerometers is dealt from the viewpoint of practical implementation.

In America, as elsewhere in the west, death is dealt from afar (which is why 9/11, and now Boston, hit so hard).

In an eight-month inquiry into credit card arbitration, Public Citizen found it to be a "rigged game in which justice is dealt from a deck stacked against consumers".

The game features a rechargeable "strength meter" that determines how much damage is dealt from the axe to enemies.

The Rockets were dealing from a position of strength last February.

He understood that your diplomacy would be effective when you were dealing from strength".

"The more time went on, the more Ratner was dealing from weakness".

When your most prominent internal critic supports your position, you know you're dealing from strength.

It does bring a sense of cohesiveness – you're dealing from a position of strength.