Sentence examples for once in a position from inspiring English sources

Once in a position, the main factor in determining whether or not they remained at their company (beyond compensation and benefits) was having their passions used and fulfilled (53%).

As a member of the Senate Banking Committee, Dodd was once in a position to be particularly helpful to Countrywide, an over-extended sub prime lender rescued/swallowed by the Bank of America in January 2008.

Lavalais, an all-American, likened the situation to another once-in-a-lifetime position.

Richard Greenfield, a media analyst who follows the company for BTIG Research, said the cable company was in "a once-in-a-lifetime position" to fight this battle because at the moment it does not face the overwhelming leverage of N.F.L. games and the most popular prime-time shows.

Eventually, the throng is shooed away, and I find myself in a (probably) once-in-a-lifetime position: alone in a room with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

"They are once again in a position of making the same argument as hard-liners in Iran in an attempt to undermine the nuclear agreement," Mr. Earnest said.

Pulling Brazil back from the brink doesn't mean that we are once again in a position to demand that Latin Americans do things our way.

The United States is once again in a position to exert its leverage in this strategic area of the world.

Ninth is Boro's lowest league position since a slip to 11th in October and Woodgate is critical of the squad's mentality once in a promising position.

Once in a managerial position, individuals often cannot be criticised or even advised, which is a problem particularly in institutions where young employees are increasingly more qualified than their managers.

Palm was once in a similar position, boasting of an unmatched collection of third-party software in the 1990s, when the Palm Pilot brought computing power to the palm of one's hand.