Sentence examples for positioned to accumulate from inspiring English sources

The put player is positioned to accumulate maximum potential profits of $3.71 per contract in the event JCG’s shares plunge 25.8% lower to trade under $25.00 by expiration.

Call-buyers are positioned to accumulate profits to the upside if BBBY's shares rally about 3% from the current price to surpass the breakeven point at $40.70 ahead of expiration.

One, Tom Haverford Aziz Ansarii), humors her while using his government position to accumulate perks and bribes.

His weakness was that, born without inherited wealth, he used his position to accumulate estates and money.

What's more, the collectors of customs whose activities Chaucer was expected to regulate were themselves wool shippers and wool profiteers on a grand scale, taking advantage of their positions to accumulate immense fortunes at public expense.

Andy Pettitte, who turns 28 this year, actually could be in a position to accumulate a high victory total; he already has 81, and if he averages 16 victories a year, he would have more than 150 victories when he is 32 years old.

Some people are in a position to accumulate wealth without ever cutting the government in.

They are comparatively at a more advantageous position to accumulate the best of resources due to the strong market oriented approach.

What is required, according to Macaulay, in order to restore some independence and authority to parliament, is triennial elections, in place of the septennial ones, which had been brought in during William's reign, and which placed parliamentarians in a position to accumulate too much power of patronage, as well as "a more extended and equal power of election" (Macaulay 1770, 28).

He was motivated by his loyalty to Hitler and a desire to be useful to him; he did not seek power or prestige or take advantage of his position to accumulate personal wealth.

Kwang Ho Chun writes that Brazil has "little incentive to invest in its military" as "the country developed in an environment with hardly any inter-state security threats", therefore Brazil "may never be in a position to accumulate enough influence on global security matters to meet the criteria of being a superpower".