Sentence examples for declining standing from inspiring English sources

The sharp messages underscore the decreasing array of options facing Democrats as they try to overcome the party's declining standing.

But the declining standing of the church here is as much about an increasingly secular society.

He wrote of a "traditional culture" that was "mainly literary", behaving "like a state whose power is rapidly declining – standing on its precarious dignity... too much on the defensive to show any generous imagination to the forces which must inevitably reshape it".

It is a measure of the declining standing in the region of the Obama administration, which is widely seen as hesitant and vacillating.

However, that system, characterized by the declining standing of its aging and despotic rulers, is under pressure as the fighting in Gaza continues.

Amazingly, the European Commission's top telecom regulator, Vice President Neelie Kroes, tells a story much like the tales of woe we hear from American broadband critics, but with the roles reversed: Kroes laments Europe's declining standing relative to the U. S., where "high-speed networks now pass more than 80percentt of homes; a figure that quadrupled in three years".

Here is the fighter in decline, "Standing in the rain so long has left me with a little rust".

The recovery from these initial impacts will ultimately depend on the rate at which undisturbed species and replacement species can fill the empty niche left by the declining and standing dead hemlocks.

For example, if an app depends on where the user is standing, declining access to location could render the app useless.

Dr. Bezruchka discusses -- and dismisses -- the various rationalizations for America's declining global health standing.

When he died in 1830 Lawrence's standing declined rapidly and he quickly "became branded with the stereotypical loose-morals image of the Regency period", said Funnell.