Sentence examples for positioned to endure from inspiring English sources

His floral delivery company is well positioned to endure tough times, he said.

Owners, despite some having heavy debt from new or refurbished stadiums, are far better positioned to endure a work stoppage than most players, whose careers are brief and who are paid only if games are played.

But another theory we've seen is that this is actually Adele speaking to her broken-hearted self of the past, to apologise for putting herself in the position to endure the unimaginable misery of being dumped.

So, why would I put myself in a position to endure these hardships?

With time on their hands, many German firms are positioning themselves to endure or even profit from disruption.

That war should be done only in the United States," says ex-President Vicente Fox about the position Mexico has had to endure -- and he's had it with not only us, but also our stale government's solutions.

The Guantánamo prisoners, by contrast, were made to endure stress positions, extreme temperatures, sleep deprivation, blaring music, strobe lights, religious insults and sexual humiliation.

A woman who is being abused in her home does not only suffer physically and emotionally, but is also forced to endure subordinate positions and economic insecurity in her household.

No position is safe, but some are less likely to endure harm than others.

The regiment held a position known as "Frostbite Ridge", where they had to endure freezing conditions.

And even though kickers are not required to endure the same physical practices as other position players, Fassel's inner coach comes out.