Sentence examples for significantly better positioned from inspiring English sources

She spent those millions trying to defend the old system but now says change leaves the trust "significantly better positioned".

There is compelling evidence, he reckons, that those companies that kept their training up during the last recession were significantly better positioned to take off again when it ended than those which had not.

"Siemens will come out of this downturn significantly better positioned competitively vs. GE than before," Heymann said in an e-mail Tuesday morning.

Goldman said: Following four significant disposals, Aviva is in a significantly better position with regards to its capital and liquidity.

Democrats in 2006 were in a significantly better position from the start (202 House seats and 44 Senate seats), and thus their gains were more hard-won.

But if you satisfy the basic conditions of price and quality and then provide more on top, you will be in a significantly better position.

With the club on board, he will be in a significantly better position to influence future negotiations on the Premiership's television contract, his most important subscription-selling asset.

This can put them in a significantly better position than their competitors who are lagging behind in this area.

An owner is in a significantly better position than a renter with the same income (Lyberaki and Tinios 2005).

But a big part of the positive view on Ford, according to Rosner and other bullish analysts, is that the company is now in a significantly better position to cope with a downturn should it occur.

And they're better positioned.