Sentence examples for well placed to develop from inspiring English sources

King said that with its pioneering role in molecular biology, Britain was well placed to develop the technology safely.

The UK is well placed to develop CCS, with access to depleted oil and gas fields in the North Sea to store CO2.

"The company is well placed to develop a new, mass-market service to make connected TV available free, for everyone," said Freeview chief Ilse Howling.

If you understand what makes a good article or new story, you will be well placed to develop angles on stories yourself and to understand how to respond to stories that involve your organisation.

The deals with Olivetti mean it now controls two of the three largest mobile networks in Europe (see chart) as well as promising ventures in France and Austria.Mannesmann is now as well placed to develop pan-European telephone services as any ex-monopoly.

And I think the U.K. is really well placed to develop those technologies and those services".

It is fairly well established that industry is best placed to develop anti-crime measures relating to its own products and services (Clarke and Newman 2005).

"With some of the most powerful tides in Europe, Scotland is well placed to lead in developing this promising technology, which will help to cut climate emissions and create green jobs right across the country".

Collapse of the tetrahedral adduct (either before or after deprotonation) and cleavage of the carbon oxygen bond could be facilitated by Zn2, which is well placed to help stabilize the developing negative charge on the leaving group oxygen.

Housing associations such as One Housing Group are well placed to partner with NHS trusts to develop and manage this kind of secondary care service because they have experience of providing housing, care and support services to a wide range of patient groups.

"Young people are motivated and eager to contribute in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and schools are well placed to provide them with information, develop their life skills and facilitate their involvement in their own communities to prevent infection and provide care for children and families affected by HIV/AIDS.