Sentence examples for poised use from inspiring English sources

With Verizon moving at full steam with LTE and AT&T poised use T-Mobile to expand its reach, Sprint needs LTE just to stay relevant.

Greene imagines that the commercial fishing industry would be better poised to use this information, but that if the fisheries data gleaned by the gliders was made open-access, others could use it too.

Others are poised to use sirens and fire hoses.

Now lawmakers are poised to use financial reform to keep it even farther at bay.

The intelligence reports that Iraq was poised to use chemical weapons against invading troops were false, apparently based on faulty reports and Iraqi disinformation, Dr. Kay said.

When American troops found that Iraqi troops had stored defensive chemical-weapons suits and antidotes, Washington assumed the Iraqi military was poised to use chemicals against American forces.

And the group remains poised to use the Internet to try to foil what it perceives as attempts to despoil wilderness.

Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, also defended intelligence reports that the Iraqi military had been poised to use chemical or biological weapons against advancing allied forces.

Mr. Bush's judicial nominees, Mr. Kennedy said, "are poised to use the courts to turn back the clock on civil rights".

The government said in the document that "unlike past administrations, this government is poised to use its massive resources and its theme of good governance for this undertaking".

Now, the retailer is poised to use those stores against its online rival once again — this time aiming for the heart of Amazon's retail model.