Sentence examples for poised not from inspiring English sources

She is poised, not prissy; George, her nickname in horsy circles, suits her.

Posture-induced feelings of power and competence will make you more at ease and poised, not change your personality.

Asia's business landscape is poised not only to benefit greatly from AI's rise, but also to define it.

The prospect was breathtaking: Chevron looked poised not only to avoid liability but also to acquire greater immunity in its actions abroad.

Their lack of presence showed on the scoreboard as Syracuse was poised not only to upset the top-seeded Spartans tonight, but also to thoroughly outplay them.

The army and people of the DPRK are poised not just to counteract or make any retaliation but not to rule out all-out war to protect the social system, their own choice, at the risk of their lives".

Most of these were not well enriched in expression data, and thus they may comprise sets of genes on whose promoters AHR is poised but not currently active or that may be silenced by epigenetic mechanisms, such as hypermethylation.

She's poised, but not so poised you forget you're talking to a human being.

Dhoorre discerns movement behind him, and from a corner of his eye he spots TruthTeller with his weapon poised, but not yet ready to shoot.

But Lehman has proved at previous opens that he is methodical and poised enough not to be fazed when birdies are hard to come by.

More than ever, Urban Designers are poised to not only think holistically and long-term about the challenges of global urbanization, resource extraction, politics, ecology, and community engagement, but to embrace an activist approach in shaping our built environment.