Sentence examples for higher standing than from inspiring English sources

Everyone with Internet access is a critic, but some forms of amateur criticism have higher standing than others.

Last week, polls showed Mr. Chirac's approval rating at 75percentt -- a higher standing than any postwar president, even Charles de Gaulle.

The constitution appeared inadequate by contemporary liberal standards, but its retention in the years of reaction after 1850 gave Prussia a higher standing than Austria in liberal eyes.

She took the position and was never given a higher standing than assistant professor.

If your own players are shit, that's one thing, but not being able to attract a nemesis of a higher standing than Craig Gardner should be infinitely more worrying.

A as history adjudges the intervention as being both wrong and based on false facts, people hold government, and to a wider extent parliament, in less high standing than before.

But some debt holders have a higher standing for getting paid than others, which can become a major point of contention if the property is worth less than the mortgage.

We [ 28, 55, 56] and others [ 57] found repeatedly that impairment of IIS signalling resulted in much higher standing levels of ATP than normal.

The plan clearly reflects Bloom's view that labor holds equal or even higher moral standing than other creditors of an insolvent company.

By the time the Soviets left, the village mullah had a higher social standing than the tribal leader or local political representative.

He said Nike's purpose "was to maintain and increase its sales and profits by appealing to consumers opposed to inhumane manufacturing practices," and as such should have no higher constitutional standing than ordinary advertising.