Sentence examples for position of serving from inspiring English sources

That means that Stern is in the awkward position of serving as both commissioner and caretaker of the Hornets.

Until then, Stern is in the awkward position of serving as the Hornets' de facto owner, with ultimate responsibility for all personnel and financial decisions.

Inverarity is joined by his old team-mate Rodney Marsh, who is now in the odd position of serving as a selector for two different countries, rare indeed for someone who is not the national coach.

Mr. Mori, if selected, will probably need to call new elections quickly so that Japan will not be in the position of serving as host to the economic summit meeting under interim leadership.

(I never took that talk seriously because I didn't think a pro-choice Republican had a chance of being nominated)." After resigning as governor later that year to accept the position as administrator of the federal environmental agency, Mrs. Whitman writes about the uncomfortable position of serving an administration with which she disagreed on a fundamental level.

"AdMob is in the unique position of serving billions of banner and text ads per month for our publisher and advertiser partners," said Jason Spero, AdMob Vice President Marketing.

They have forced their endorsed chaplains into the untenable position of either serving God or country.

During World War II, he re-joined the armed forces and rose to the position of brigadier, serving in the North African Campaign and then the Allied invasion of Italy.

Banks and other major financial institutions, especially those with branch networks abroad, should consider getting into this high-margin business, where they have a better position for serving the needs of customers than do the mostly small businesses that now compete in this market.

The newest system for tongue-based navigation uses an implanted magnet, the position of which serves as essentially an analog control for movement, orientation and so on.

In an email to staff at the council, Mr Whitefield said he had been "enormously proud to have had the privilege of serving" in the position.