Sentence examples for positioned to exploit from inspiring English sources

J.R.T.N. is very well positioned to exploit what's going on".

When the Internet came along, the country was well positioned to exploit its possibilities.

It would hurt Obama, because it would interfere with early voting, which his organization was better positioned to exploit.

Lincoln, who knew Douglas's positions and weaknesses better than anyone, was also perfectly positioned to exploit contradications in his opponent's platform.

Barely two months before the first Iowa caucus, the debates about national security and immigration were converging in ways that Rubio seemed well positioned to exploit.

Singapore has displaced the United States as the country best positioned to exploit information and communication technologies, according to the World Economic Forum.

Checketts said that MSG, "for the past 12 years, has expended enormous sums of money and resources to be in a position to exploit the Yankees' television rights".

The Greeks have never been in the position to exploit its endless supplies of natural resources, which every Greek citizen would benefit from.

But, as David Owen of Jefferies International, has noted, both countries were in a position to exploit the rapid growth in information technology.

It means that your system has a security hole that nobody, including you, knew about and that someone is now in a position to exploit.

The point is, you're engaged and therefore not in a position to exploit your growing legions of groupies, I say.