Sentence examples for position to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moore, who is black, is in a good position to demonstrate to young black men what can be achieved.

As the Labour party conference comes to a close, it now appears clearer that the £6,000 suggestion is simply a short-term position to demonstrate the coalition could do something different right now.

India's strong economic growth, as well as severe social challenges and a national desire for change, put the country in a unique position to demonstrate how through shared value, companies can meaningfully contribute to building an inclusive society where the future is bright not just for some, but for all citizens.

"The department has recently made good progress in tackling these issues which will put it in a better position to demonstrate value for money, but I consider that it should have taken more action earlier given its decision in 2011 to increase funding for PIDG fivefold".

With all eyes on Egypt right now, the Guggenheim Museum finds itself in a serendipitous position to demonstrate the political relevance of art with a small group exhibition it will open on Friday, "FOUND IN TRANSLATION," whose work revolves around the discoveries as well as the losses that occur when languages move across borders.

The patient should be examined in a standing position to demonstrate patterns of teleangiectasias, reticular veins, and varicose veins.

The latter group are less concerned about governance and more focused on social issues and taking principled, if fruitless, positions to demonstrate their conservative bona fides.

"As a collective, we are better positioned to demonstrate the value of targeting the black consumer audience and partnering with leading brands to help them succeed".

The comparison of indacaterol 300 μg with tiotropium shows that the higher-dose form is still well positioned to demonstrate cost-effectiveness.

Furthermore, SMC scheme has been successfully applied to position tracking to demonstrate the excellent robust performance in noise rejection.

"Unlike our competitors, we decided to use this crisis to strengthen our competitive position and to demonstrate our long-term commitment to Asia and to our customers," says Rana Talwar, an Indian who was 50 years old when he was named the group's CEO in October 1998.