Sentence examples for losing its standing from inspiring English sources

Britain risks losing its standing as a nation of dog lovers thanks to a new and appalling trend in "throwaway" puppies, according to charities.

And Toyota, which has issued other recalls in recent years, risks losing its standing in the eyes of many consumers as the benchmark for reliability.

Ford has decided to cut its stake in Mazda to 3.5 percent from 11 percent, losing its standing as the Japanese automaker's biggest shareholder, Mazda said on Thursday in a statement.

But that expression also describes a religion that, by appearing to cater more to the needs of the dead than to those of the living, is losing its standing in Japanese society.

At a recent dinner for some of France's most influential executives, he seemed tired and bored, spending nearly 30 minutes droning on about how Paris was becoming a disgrace, losing its standing among European capitals.

As the Iraqi government acquires legitimacy, the hateful resistance -- which has killed many more Iraqis than Americans -- will lose its standing.

Apple has asked to postpone two of the ongoing cases in the U.S. — one in the Southern District of Florida and the other in the Western District of Wisconsin arguing that Moto has lost its "standing".

That is not to say the United States will lose its standing in the region it has long dominated anytime soon.

Some worry that Britain will lose its standing as a major force.

It would be a sad day if the home of the common law lost its standing as a common law authority".

Poland used to do well in rankings of scientific output under communism, but lost its standing once state support for R&D fell away.