Sentence examples for strongest position of from inspiring English sources

North-east, perhaps, given Durham look to be in the strongest position of the three contenders.

The music firms' strongest position, of course, would be to present a united front.

Manchester United are thought to be in the strongest position of those considering Young as an option.

The way party leaders see it, Mrs. Carnahan is in the strongest position of any Democrat to fend off that challenge.

"Liberty is in the strongest position of all the black-owned banks in New Orleans, but basically I've adopted a wait-and-see attitude for all three," Mr. Cunningham said.

Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher, of Plymouth University, have said that Labour should be in the strongest position of the three main parties because the same seats were last contested in 2007, a month before Gordon Brown succeeded Tony Blair as prime minister.

Noting he would "rather go into any downturn with the newest products rather than the oldest" and with more efficient and dynamic products than their predecessors, Mr. Creed said, "regardless of which way the economy goes in 2012, we feel BMW is in the strongest position of our competitive set".

The strong position of the royal house was evident in the large palaces, existing even in district capitals.

This appears to have bolstered the already strong position of his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as it prepares for the general election now expected in India in April.

Then there are the Roman Catholics, whose official position is unbendingly opposed but who have an even stronger position of doublethink on sexual morality and no expectation that their churchgoers will take notice of any Vatican line.

The strong position of VG and Aftenposten, a more highbrow paper that runs another site in the Norwegian top 10, has helped Schibsted build up new Internet brands like E24, which has Norwegian and Swedish sites.