Sentence examples for positioned to replace from inspiring English sources

A number of notebooks on the market style themselves as desktop replacements, but the Sony Vaio AW series is being positioned to replace the home theater — sort of.

The Bells are well positioned to replace WorldCom as a competitor of carriers like AT&T and Sprint.

At one stage today at least two institutional shareholders seemed confident that Michael McLintock, head of Prudential's M&G business, was being positioned to replace Thiam.

But they said many of the big banks had greatly strengthened their capital positions and were positioned to replace their government money with funds raised through private capital markets.

A veteran of Mr. Hu's political power base was positioned to replace Mr. Wang atop Chongqing's police force, only to be transferred in recent days in favor of another man closer to Mr. Zhou's camp.

Bouteflika continued to serve as foreign minister in the new government, and, by the time of Boumedienne's death in 1979, Bouteflika seemed well positioned to replace him in the presidency.

Bring it to an auto store to find a match, then buy a replacement and insert it in the proper position to replace the blown fuse.

Let me clarify what I mean by "replaceable". Can a company hire someone to fill a position to replace someone else?

You're not in a position to replace anything anymore".

Bitcoin is hardly in a position to replace national currencies.

He still has not found a new position to replace the one he lost.