Sentence examples for problem poised from inspiring English sources

Hargreaves, who'd earlier cofounded the adult education school General Assembly, said he started Common because he knew that from students and instructors that the housing supply in urban centers is a problem poised to grow even more extreme.

The findings, part of a new atlas of worldwide light pollution, suggest that the problem is poised to get worse without regulatory action.

"Food insecurity and climate change are already inhibiting human well-being and economic growth throughout the world," the report says, "and these problems are poised to accelerate".

Terry has missed 10 of the past 12 matches with a hamstring and an achilles problem but is poised to return against Spurs.

Inmate labor, said Gordon Lafer, a political science professor at the University of Oregon, "is a decent-sized problem that is poised to explode".

If you can buy a home with some repair issues and maybe some correctable dysfunctional floor plan problems, you're poised to do that rehab work over time and profit handsomely.

At this window in time, Facebook Messenger doesn't suffer from either problem, something Mojiworks is poised to take advantage of — a point that Balderton's Rob Moffat makes in a blog post on the VC firm's investment, its first on gaming in eight years.

AI will play a role as a fundamental predictive enabler to help us solve large-scale problems, and startups are poised to lead the way.

With the explosive growth in technology, the problem of driver distraction is poised to become much more acute.

It might be focused on meetings initially, but there are other enterprise productivity problems that the platform seems poised to solve, if only by accident.

And he felt that Mr. Romney, as a successful businessman, was best poised to confront the problem.