Sentence examples for quick positioning from inspiring English sources

The quick positioning of popular blogs and social media journalists is thanks to the proliferation of smartphones among young people.

They claim the new GPS system "uses more satellites," which may mean a quicker position lock for pre-planned flight paths.

Avoid quick movements, positions that hurt, and the activity that you think caused the pain.

"It was Paul Stephenson's decision but she also felt Quick's position was untenable..

Stephenson is understood to have made clear to Johnson that Quick's position was untenable, leading to his resignation.

They have accused him of being too eager to be in the majority, too quick to position his vote for political advantage.

Russia was quick to position itself last week as a potential peace broker but it has also played an ambiguous game over the years, intensely arming both sides of the conflict.

Smith had wanted the police to announce his departure after discussing Quick's position, and was said to be angry that Johnson had made the announcement while the anti-terror raids were still going on.

The source said Smith was particularly "bemused" at Johnson's outburst because although Smith met Sir Paul Stephenson, the Metropolitan police commissioner, yesterday afternoon to discuss Quick's position and agreed with him then that it had become "untenable", Johnson had not been "in the loop" on the discussions and had only recently learned of the decision.

When the MateBook launched last year, plenty of sites were quick to position it against Apple's offerings.

CBS Corp. shares were up 2.5% at $16.80 at 1 50 p.m. Bulls were quick to position for continued appreciation in the price of the underlying shares.