Sentence examples for greatest standing from inspiring English sources
Let the Brexiteers argue for their vision – that Britain is at its best and greatest standing alone and apart, sufficient unto itself and glorying in isolation.
The Cyclone, arguably the Boardwalk's greatest standing symbol, is scary for all the wrong reasons, creaking and groaning to remind riders of its age and wooden construction, the selling points that brought them aboard in the first place.
The international community must establish greater standing capacity to provide humanitarian relief in crisis situations.
In this, the paintings are indeed great, standing for a historical condition even of people who can't abide them.
In "Blow," she played a blond, straight-haired hippie who would have looked great standing between two bearded guys and belting out folk songs.
For while presidential historians rank Kennedy as only average, public opinion places him in the category of the greats, standing alongside George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Activists will have greater standing to assert that Walmart's lack of action on other issues reflects the company's tacit approval.
I brought the board in and this girl walks up to me and says, 'Boy, that was a great standing island.
And then there are those poor "musician's musicians," who are destined to dwell in oxymoronic obscurity: thanked in all the liner notes, inspiring all the greats, standing just to the left of every spotlight, providing a lick on this track or a verse on that, but always "underappreciated" and "ahead of their time".
Since many deep-sea nematodes are specific bacteria feeders or general microbial feeders, enhanced bacterial biomass under the influence of the warmer and more saline MOW compared to other locations at similar depths, may result in an increase of suitable organic food sources and lead to greater standing stocks [69].
Tandem repeats such as the AR CAGn may be more informative than SNPs at the individual level owing to their functional role and greater standing genetic variation in human populations, but have been largely neglected in GWA studies owing to the statistical power and high-throughput assays required to incorporate them (Ku et al. 2010).
