Sentence examples for seek to position from inspiring English sources

An accompanying media blitz will seek to position it as an attractive alternative to Apple's iPhone, Google's Android and Symbian, which powers many Nokia phones (see chart).

His aides have given the month a theme, "Home to the Heartland," and Mr. Bush on Friday offered a preview of how he will seek to position himself.

But if he unambiguously fails to achieve them — and candidates with his profile sometimes have — it may be taken as a sign that voters have vetoed the conclusion of the "invisible primary," the phase of the campaign when the candidates seek to position themselves for institutional and financial support.

Conflicts over certification are likely to grow in coming years as more companies seek to position themselves as green alternatives in the marketplace, said Scot Case, the markets development director for UL Environment, a branch of the 120-year-old safety certification body UL, the old Underwriters Laboratories.

The perennial, perhaps even cockeyed, optimists on Madison Avenue -- like the ones at D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, BBDO New York and DiNoto Lee -- say they sense opportunity in adversity and seek to position themselves for the upturn in ad spending they are expecting later this year.

As such, the vote on Mr. Ashcroft is looming as a test of whether Mrs. Clinton will seek to position herself as a national Democratic leader in her new job, or whether she will seek, at least initially, to act more the role of the freshman senator.

Mr. Dini, who has brokered openings to Iran and Libya, seeks to position Italy as a diplomatic icebreaker.

He also sought to position himself as a leader of all Turks.

Amid all the gadgetry and hardware, the film seeks to position itself as a romance.

Porsche sought to position itself as "a genuine pioneer" in hybrid drive technologies.

Until recently the association had sought to position Long Island as an emerging center of biotechnology and other high-tech industries.