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Meanings of favourable position in English

Catalan
superioritat
Spanish
superioridad

The quality of being at a competitive advantage.

        superioritat
        Usage of favourable position in English
        1
        The downturn places Ireland in a favourable position compared to other European countries.
        The Irish Times
        2
        Every point in a favourable position was at once fortified by the legionaries.
        Highways and Byways in Sussex
        3
        They were ushered at once to a round table in a favourable position.
        Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo
        4
        At length they take up a more favourable position than the former one.
        Vivian Grey
        5
        Stuart and his artillery, withdrawn to a more favourable position, secured the left.
        Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War
        6
        Dexia is in a very favourable position to meet its medium-terms targets, he said.
        Reuters
        7
        The police are not in a favourable position here either.
        The Guardian
        8
        The borderers in their turn took a favourable position, though at a much greater distance.
        The Prairie
        9
        They were in a very favourable position.
        The Story of Mankind
        10
        I was reloading while he spoke, and before the elephant altered its favourable position I again fired.
        Adventures in Africa / By an African Trader
        11
        At what moment would the moon present the most favourable position for being reached by the projectile?
        The Moon-Voyage
        12
        This means that we are putting troops in a favourable position should there be any offensive, Maiga said.
        Reuters
        13
        I described the favourable position of the house, and gave him every detail of the rent and neighbourhood.
        The Stark Munro Letters / Being series of twelve letters written...
        14
        She was also in the favourable position of being able to lay down both the law and the exceptions.
        One of Life's Slaves
        15
        This puts countries like SA, Thailand, Brazil, Argentina and others in a favourable position to compete for the global market.
        The South African
        16
        Now the job of following Sir Alex is done and the far more favourable position of Moyes's heir is vacant.
        The Guardian
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