Sentence examples for most poised from inspiring English sources

One of the areas most poised for growth is online commerce, according to analysts, with the potential to far outstrip American online sales.

They also magnify the foibles of even the most poised, experienced anchors: the mawkish turns of Mr. Brown; the supercilious tone of Peter Jennings on ABC; or the giddy cheerleading of many Fox News anchors.

Caitlin Murray: It's tempting to say Toronto FC, but it's the Columbus Crew who look the most poised to lead the East, especially after the Red Bulls have not brought in top talent the way other clubs have.

The Brooklyn-based startup is targeting both consumers and enterprises, but the latter is where they are most poised to shine going forward.

Hopefully Kayvon will be able to shed some light on what to expect out of live broadcasting as the head of the app most poised to capture the mainstream market.

When an organization is at its most vulnerable point, it is also most poised to rebuild itself.

In two television debates, Mr. Duceppe projected the most poise of the four major party leaders, surpassing expectations.

"He's got so much poise, the most poise I've ever played with a quarterback.

Tonight the Mets face the Kansas City Royals of the American League in the first game of what is one of the most finely poised World Series in memory.

In a nearly inevitable future where every device in our home has a live connection to the web, and can be controlled by our devices, device manufacturers are the ones most uniquely poised to offer holistic solutions to consumers.

Because of its investment in the downturn, Intel, which makes the chips at the heart of most PCs, is poised to benefit from that surge more than most tech firms.