Sentence examples for position to disrupt from inspiring English sources

No club has been in a better position to disrupt the cosy coterie at the top of the Premier League.

Only Piedmont was in a position to disrupt it at that time, and Cavour negotiated an alliance with the Western powers.

Finally and perhaps most relevant, there is the food supply chain itself and whether Shuanghui will be in a position to disrupt the United States' food supply — or at least the supply of pork.

He says his company's product is built to use Hadoop natively, and as such it's in a position to disrupt the way we have processed data to date.

As he explains, the relational database industry is a $30 billion market, and ParElastic is in prime position to disrupt this industry with both its talent and product.

But Snapchat has evolved past this and now finds itself in a position to disrupt the entire media world.

"Chime is the company best positioned to disrupt the core banking relationship in the U.S. market," said Dennis Barrier, co-founder of Cathay Innovation, about why they invested.

"With their great leadership team, terrific original curated content and an offering unmatched in the market, Dash is positioned to disrupt analog radio and convert listeners to Dash users".

Google's Instant Apps seem positioned to disrupt monetization efforts for Android developers by blurring the lines on how to define engagement and chipping away at the broader app store economy — making it publishers' newest frenemy on the block.

The companies best positioned to disrupt or even displace the incumbents will develop against four key elements, which consumers increasingly demand: simplify what is complex, increase transparency, offer analytics, and reduce friction.

The night before the start of the operations, the Soviet night bombers attacked the German divisional headquarters and artillery positions to disrupt the German command and control.