Sentence examples for well poised to replace from inspiring English sources

Biogas is an example of a renewable fuel that is well poised to replace biomass fuels in rural settings where organic human and animal wastes are abundant.

Let's get one thing clear, should a player receive a red card for time-wasting during his departure from the field of play then the chap poised to replace him may as well put his tracky bottoms back on.

Nadal might well have lost his grip on the world number one ranking by Sunday's final, with Djokovic poised to replace him next week should he win his semi-final, but he will still have the huge incentive of potentially matching Bjorn Borg's record six French Open titles.

As such, rufinamide is poised to replace the more adverse effect-prone classical AEDs as a valuable treatment for LGS as well as partial or refractory focal seizures.

Le Journal de Montréal claims PBC is poised to replace the established rulers.

Take Senator Bill Frist, the Tennessee Republican poised to replace Mr. Lott's as majority leader.

When Mr. Wilson resigned in 1976, Mr. Callaghan was poised to replace him.

He looks poised to replace Mr Fico as prime minister should the current premier win presidential elections in March.

The result is a mainstream masterpiece from an exceptional stylist poised to replace Bill Evans and Tommy Flanagan in the public imagination.

In 2008 rumours swirled that Roitfeld was poised to replace Wintour, with New York Magazine referring to Roitfeld as "The Anti Anna".

I myself remember some consternation in Britain when the nation seemed poised to replace Italy at the bottom of the EU league tables.