Sentence examples for positioned to survive from inspiring English sources

This raw but talented young writer seems well positioned to survive.

The emergence of very large monopolistic firms has been unavoidable because, in an increasingly international economy, large firms that enjoy economies of scale are better positioned to survive.

But the real winners in this environment, or those best positioned to survive, are the industry's big three mutual fund sponsors: Fidelity Investments, the Vanguard Group and the Capital Research Group, which manages the American family of funds.

As Prof. Peter Kenen of Princeton points out, companies in Latin America have borrowed less foreign money than their Asian counterparts and should be better positioned to survive currency devaluations.

Better Positioned This Time Brian Ford, a retail analyst at Ernst & Young, said New Jersey's downtowns were better positioned to survive a downturn this year than they were in the early 90's, when store vacancy rates were up and they were confronting new competition from discount centers.

But NBC is well positioned to survive without pro football, with the rights to broadcast the N.B.A., Major League Baseball's post-season, Wimbledon and the French Open, the United States Open golf championship and all the Olympic Games from 2000 to 2008.

You'll find yourself harassed by projectiles from every conceivable angle, knowing full well that you have to dodge each one with immaculate timing and positioning to survive.

However, Massachusetts' Staind are in a strong position to survive any cull.

Unlike some class-action plaintiffs, Freddie Mac looks to be in a stronger position to survive a motion to dismiss on these grounds.

As you can see, the Freedom Caucus is clearly the right wing of the party, which puts them in a good position to survive a contested primary.

Although Mr. Barak's campaign has portrayed Mr. Sharon as a warmonger, Mr. Barak said he thought that Mr. Sharon would moderate his position to survive politically.