Sentence examples for position to manage from inspiring English sources

There's a reason for this: "As a supplier, you are in an ideal position to manage all of these costs.

The troubling issue is whether the Kenyan government, even (or especially?) with French support, is in a position to manage the inevitable fallout.

The consensus is that Griffey Sr .has worked hard to put himself in a position to manage, and he might be terrific.

Even Russia is in a better position to manage the oil fall than the Soviet Union was, but it would still suffer from the necessary cuts in imports and spending, and the sanctions will hurt more.

The argument in concurrent planning is that it is the adults who are in the stronger position to manage the temporary and the uncertain as permanent placement planning evolves.

He's not in a position to manage [the business of] prosecco and the taste of the English people," said Filippo Cigoli, the UK export manager for Maschio dei Cavalieri.

Nurses who become PHC facility managers and develop a leadership identity appear better positioned to manage their facilities more effectively than those who retain a strong nursing identity.

The inquiries reached similar conclusions: 1) Chiropractors are well positioned to manage musculoskeletal disorders, 2) Claims by chiropractors to be able to positively affect visceral disorders are unsupported by evidence and constitute a major obstacle to integration of chiropractic into the health care system, and 3) Chiropractic education needs to improve.

We have a strong balance sheet and feel well positioned to manage our portfolio.

He also told lawmakers that banks were generally well positioned to manage an increase in interest rates.

Consequently, the study warned, "investors are blindly placing bets on which utilities are positioned to manage these growing risks".