Sentence examples for position to follow from inspiring English sources

When we punish truth seekers and truth tellers, we send the message to our kids that being a follower is the only safe place position; to follow the orders of the stronger, not necessarily the most fit to run a government or to find solutions.

But a general election looms and Labour may not be in a position to follow through.

The new series expands Cox's track record beyond astronomy, putting him in pole position to follow Attenborough's broader TV remit.

Another person who is also in position to follow developments closely said: "I don't think there's too little time between now and Monday.

Furthermore, on their own a whistleblower is not in as good a position to follow up with questions as is an independent journalist".

Their new pad also happens to be 90-odd miles away in a different city; not everyone will be in a position to follow the team up the M40.

Two current Warped Tour acts seem well positioned to follow Blink-182 as punk rock's ambassadors to "corporate radio".

The United Nations, though, with its chronic budget problems and fragmented leadership, is poorly positioned to follow the more-is-better rule.

KLAUS KLEINFELD, 15 months into his tenure as boss of Siemens, makes a good fist of selling his company as an "infrastructure supplier" well positioned to follow "megatrends" such as urbanisation and the growing demand for water, transport, health care, security and power.

“Chinese banks are well positioned to follow Chinese companies abroad and provide financing; the question is whether they will also provide services to foreign companies,” says Ben Simpfendorfer, a Hong Kong-based consultant.

Their keys are positioned to follow the form of your hands and there's a large pad to support your palms and wrists at the bottom of the keyboard.