Sentence examples for given his standing from inspiring English sources

Given his standing as an intelligence expert, Steele's criticisms of US intelligence excesses are beyond scathing – they are damning.

He never complained publicly when he was benched earlier this season, a strategy that could have divided the locker room, given his standing in it.

Given his standing as perhaps the world's best-known athlete, they said, Mr. Woods's gentle push for mediation represented a shrewd strategy.

Given his standing as a former political leader, he has been given all of the special treatment within the confines of the law, including 24-hour medical care by a highly professional team in a comfortable living space.

As a result, Mr. Clyburn's stamp of approval could carry significant last-minute weight given his standing among African-Americans and his deep political connections throughout the state, as well as the role he played in winning the right for South Carolina to have the showdown.

Everybody's getting down on Jeb Bush for his cogent "stuff happens" response to the blame game, but maybe he's decided that, given his standing in the polls, he'd be better off not blaming anyone or anything at all.

Given his good standing in China, it was probably a good place to start.

Given his good standing, Mr Brown might decide to give the markets the devil they know.

On 16 August 2003, he was given his own standing ovation by the crowd at Trent Bridge as he and a number of other cricketers did a lap of the ground in vehicles to celebrate Trent Bridge's 50th Test match.

While many journalists will be speaking at the conference this weekend, few would earn the same pressure from progressive activists as Vargas, given his high standing in the immigrant rights movement.

Much will depend on whether Jeremy Corbyn decides to back military action, which is unlikely given his long-standing opposition to intervention.