Sentence examples for more commanding position from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gore is in a far more commanding position.
11 aura as commander in chief and simultaneously drowning out good news on the economy that might otherwise put Mr. Bush in a more commanding position.
But the poll suggests that Mr. Obama is in a decidedly more commanding position than Republicans on this issue as Congressional negotiations move into final stages.
Netanyahu will still have to assemble a coalition government but his seat count means he will be in a far more commanding position as he seeks partners.
But with President Bush now in a more commanding position politically after the Republican victories in the midterm elections, administration officials seem increasingly confident not only of getting the money from Congress, but also of getting it on their terms: in a separate fund.
In Michigan, as well as in other large industrial states that Mr. Bush lost, the Republican Party, nationally and at the state level, is making big investments in building new grass roots operations that its leaders contend will pay huge dividends in the next election -- and put the party in an even more commanding position.
Nonetheless, it is accepted by everyone that he occupies a commanding position, arguably more powerful than that of the permanent secretary himself.
He's in a very commanding position, much more commanding than most people think, so long as he can sustain a third of the votes in either house.…If you look at voting in the House, it has been remarkably disciplined on the Republican side.
Ovid appears older and more commanding than Brunetto and his place at the desk further emphasizes his position of power.
And while he occupies a commanding position among Republican primary voters, with more than twice the support of his nearest competitor, his backers are still a minority of that relatively small population.
"There will undoubtedly be more twists and turns to come, but Notts are in a commanding position at the end of day two".
