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positioning
/ əˈɪʃəɪŋ /
noun
the position held by a product brand in the opinion of consumers, in comparison with its competitors' brands
Example Sentences
A former senior minister also credited the PM's political positioning towards the White House.
Frenk also mentioned how UCLA’s recent move to the Big Ten Conference was made with “the goal of stabilizing the program and positioning it for long-term success.”
And he subjected the Baltimore native to more brutal online hate in shamefully casting her with the same tired “angry Black woman” characterizations, while positioning Clark as the defenseless, innocent one.
In the meantime, what’s notable is his eagerness to take on the former vice president, positioning himself as the most vocal and assertive of her potential gubernatorial rivals.
Kim stole second base and reached third on a dropped third strike, positioning him within 90 feet of the tying run.
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