Sentence examples for positioning from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, Crumb and his colleagues and backers aren't positioning their business as a way to speculate on gold prices, although even a casual glance at the company's stock price suggests that's precisely how some of their investors view it.

We have been positioning primary care to drive and develop new care models to manage these challenges.

And it certainly isn't positioning monogamous people as more blindly traditional or less emotionally evolved than you.

Kennedy had been undecided about his position on the war in the months that led up to the vote – the besetting sin of Lib Dem advisers has always been their commitment to positioning.

He was positioning it as a way for kids to keep in touch with parents without having to spend money on a phone contract, because it will work on the iPod Touch too.

"Being rated Chinese-friendly by a recognised association is a big help in dealing with Chinese companies and positioning ourselves in an emerging market," said Alex Rodríguez, marketing director of the Vincci hotel chain.

This year the government is carefully positioning the public debate in the middle distance from its second budget, just the right vantage point to see how politically restorative and fair it all is.

He said his strategy review "will address issues underlying the performance challenges we have recently experienced, including positioning the investment bank for the new operating and regulatory environment".

His review "will address issues underlying the performance challenges we have recently experienced, including positioning the investment bank for the new operating and regulatory environment," he said.

Kermorgant has provided nine assists and 15 league goals this season thanks to his physicality, positioning and headers.

Cameron promises that Nato is deadly serious about its obligations to mutual self-defence for Nato members under Article 5, including by pre-positioning Nato troops.