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Meanings of favorable position in English

Catalan
superioritat
Spanish
superioridad

The quality of being at a competitive advantage.

superioritat
Usage of favorable position in English
1
This may put Solomon in a favorable position, according to some insiders.
Reuters
2
I do; and he is in a very favorable position.
Four Young Explorers; Or, Sight-Seeing in the Tropics
3
To-morrow we may be in a much more favorable position.
The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow
4
But this war places America in a more favorable position than any one European power.
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
5
He begins this quest in a favorable position.
Snow Crash
6
At last, John made sure that all his followers must have taken up a favorable position.
For the Temple: A Tale of the Fall of Jerusalem
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This means that we are putting troops in a favorable position should there be any offensive, Maiga said.
Reuters
8
The girl crept to a more favorable position, where she could obtain a better view of the camp.
The Meadow-Brook Girls in the Hills; Or, The Missing Pilot of th...
9
Archie took a favorable position, and, selecting a stone, hurled it with all his force at the 'coon.
Frank, the Young Naturalist
10
Mr. Chints, come with me before the young woman leaves her present favorable position near the parlor door.
A Face Illumined
11
Having observed the habits of the game, David now chose a favorable position to study those of the hunter.
The Redemption of David Corson
12
The main body of the Riverlawns had a favorable position between the first hill and the end of the breastworks.
A Lieutenant at Eighteen
13
Arcot calculated that in twenty-two hours, forty-six minutes, they would be in the most favorable position to start the fall.
Islands of Space
14
We have considered as elements of national greatness the race itself, the favorable position, and the material to work with.
England
15
The city of Caen is selected for the location of the university because of its favorable position, character, and surroundings.
Readings in the History of Education / Mediaeval Universities
16
America, where the great majority of the citizens possess some fortune, is in a still more favorable position than France.
Democracy in America — Volume 1
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