Sentence examples for positioned to tackle from inspiring English sources

Ms Davis, however, seemed well positioned to tackle these problems.

By the time she was elected president of the Academy, a role for which she receives no pay, she was uniquely positioned to tackle the issue of "inclusion".

Taking away such lessons, the Bush administration will be better positioned to tackle these and other problems that loom over the horizon.

As an integrated tourism group, Tui is strategically well positioned to tackle the challenges in this turbulent market environment," Joussen said.

Pennycook, the respected former finance director of supermarket chain W M Morrison, was left to front the management overhaul that Sutherland had set in train before his resignation and insisted the changes would mean the group was "better positioned to tackle the complex issues we face".

New Yorkers craving an authentically unhealthy Dunkin' Donut or KFC biscuit can just cross the river to wild and woolly New Jersey.Still, growing public awareness of the issue was already prompting both the federal government and the marketplace both far better positioned to tackle the problem than one city's health board to respond.

"You have to be in the perfect position to tackle him," Easy said.

Rolle in particular was in position to tackle Wallace, albeit after the Steelers had already converted for a first down.

Some argue that as a socialist, Mr. Zapatero is in a better position to tackle reform than are the conservatives.

They get themselves in the proper position to tackle, and they use their arms to wrap them up.

Then Democrats would have been in a better position to tackle our nation's health-care crisis".