Sentence examples for poised to exploit from inspiring English sources

Lewis seemed poised to exploit the injury.

Venture capitalists came, poised to exploit the next generation of blockbuster drugs.

Already dominant western operators such as Uber, Netflix and even Amazon are poised to exploit opportunities that local competitors cannot.

Nonetheless, Wall Street turned on the spigot, and trillions of dollars flowed toward old and new telecom companies poised to exploit the opportunities.

Hameed and his brothers have declared their support for the people's revolution, and they stand poised to exploit the imminent power shift.

Cumulatively, his pictures of New York illustrate a city that has intuitively understood for a long time the value of a "green roof," and seems poised to exploit the potential.

If it is poised to better exploit the hidden value of its Bell Labs subsidiary, famed for such inventions as the transistor, then it's a cheap stock now.

That could already be discerned in the summer of 1943, when the Soviets waited to let the Germans lead off and commit themselves deeply to an offensive, and so stood well-poised to exploit the Germans' loss of balance in lunging.

A single fluorine reporter atom was positioned at the center of the three-dimensional structure, uniquely poised to be exploited for studying interior properties of this protein.

Moreover, their numbers are poised to explode.

Now, having served his time - Myatt was sentenced to 12 months in prison in 1999 but was released for good behaviour after four months - and with Michael Douglas poised to turn his exploits into a feature film (working title, Art Con), he feels he has nothing to apologise for.