Sentence examples for Current standing of from inspiring English sources

The answer to that will tell us much about the current standing of this former US president - and quite a lot about the person who would succeed him.

In the view of some political specialists, Mr. Buchanan's current standing of about 6percentt in the polls might be enough in a close race to foil Governor Bush.

But if competitive eating has joined the sporting pantheon, the least the channel could do is give us an idea of the current standing of the women's game compared to the men's.

An article on Monday about an offer by two supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton to pay for restaging the Florida and Michigan primaries misstated the current standing of the Democratic presidential race.

Judging from the heated oratory in Congress last week, the outcome of that debate -- like the current standing of the two presidential candidates -- may be too close to call.

There was an atmosphere of anticlimax in the black and gold Lotus motorhome after qualifying here on Saturday and it spoke volumes for the current standing of the team in Formula One.

"Both fans and management are dissatisfied with the (team's) place... in the current standings of the Russian League".

Nationwide polls of the relative current standings of President Bush and Senator John Kerry ("All the President's Numbers," by Ryan Lizza, Op-Ed, April 23) are utterly irrelevant to a determination of who will be our next president.

Below are the current standings of who Culturalist's list-makers think will win, but there's still time for you to weigh in by making your own list of the Top 10 Best Oscar Nominations?

Thus, a respondent must: (a) evaluate her/his current standing on the dimension described in the item, e.g., a sense of closeness to others; (b) recall her/his previous standing on the same dimension; (c) compare the current and previous standings; (d) assess the degree of change; and (e) determine how much of that change can be attributed to the stressful encounter.

Two former executives of mammoth oil and machinery companies sit on the current Standing Committee of the Politburo, the nine-member body that essentially runs China by consensus.