Sentence examples for positioned to weather from inspiring English sources

"They are better positioned to weather the storm," Mr. Tusa said.

Kohl's, however, is in a category of stores — discount and low-price chains — uniquely positioned to weather a recession.

Before Flight 587 crashed, American Airlines was seen as one of the carriers best positioned to weather the drastic downturn that came after September's terrorist attacks.

"Except for the shakeout in the dot-com and financial sectors, the region is well positioned to weather the national slowdown.

He added that Disney was better positioned to weather a downturn than its rivals because of the strength of its brand.

Financial institutions in the United States have one-third more capital than they did in 2007, and they are better positioned to weather the current storm.

They are certainly in a better position to weather the extraordinary recession that we went through.

This puts both in a strong position to weather a coming storm.

Mr. Mack should theoretically be in a much better position to weather the crisis than was Lehman.

With the investment and under Ms. McNamara, the firm may be in a better position to weather the current tough economy, he said.

"Even if spending cutbacks happen," Mr. Drake said, "agencies are in a much better position to weather whatever storms come" than when the recession hit a decade ago.