Sentence examples for poised to eat from inspiring English sources

Today, artificial intelligence startups are poised to eat the world.

With generic competition poised to eat into its revenues, Pfizer agreed to acquire fellow pharmaceutical firm Wyeth for cash and stock.

The world seemed poised to end".

When they started operating in the U.S. about five years ago, meal kit companies looked big, disruptor-sized, poised to transform the way people eat entirely.

In Florida today officials from Fema - which was heavily criticised over its response to Hurricane Katrina - were poised to send in dozens of military helicopters and millions of ready to eat meals if needed.

But growth in these economies is also poised to slow in 2012 as recession in Europe and lower commodity prices eat into their exports.

But Airbus has eaten away at Boeing's lead and is poised to pass it, and the decline in commercial aviation after the Sept. 11 attacks has only worsened the situation.

In the same interview he worried that the International Association of Athletics Federations – among others – was poised to follow the world cycling governing body, the UCI, in being eaten from the inside by a serious, systemic culture of cheating among its members.

Michelle Obama: With her focus on childhood nutrition, the First Lady is poised to become the most high-profile advocate of healthy eating.

With Obama currently poised to become America's first African American president, those people must be eating their words today.

Prezi, the cloud presentation platform that has been gradually eating away at Microsoft's Powerpoint market share for the last few years, is poised to become a far more mainstream product than some might have previously thought.