Sentence examples for lost standing from inspiring English sources
More recently, however, grassroots organizing efforts and community involvement in processes of affordable housing production have lost standing.
The Yankees have lost standing as has their American League due to dropping attendance.
Still, Mr. Sanford has lost standing with some former supporters, who blame him for bringing negative publicity to the state.
Yesterday, at opposite ends of the country, British politics witnessed two striking attempts to win back lost standing.
First, he has lost standing with investors, who initially looked on him as the man to bring some sense to Telecom Italia's bickering management.
To Ali's boosters, the money he had lost standing up for his principles and the beating he had taken from Frazier proved his sincerity.
"There's no question that if you are losing large trees, you are losing standing carbon in the forest.
Unless he is able to impose some order on his own party, political analysts said Mr. Toledo could lose standing.
Amnesty International argues that losing standing here means they would need to continue to change their methods of communication to avoid interception of client information.
But the inability of Iraqi women to increase their influence in Parliament has underscored wider fears that women could lose standing in other facets of life, too, amid an overall drift toward more religious conservatism.
However, medieval princes such as Harold II of England, William I the Conqueror, and Richard I the Lion-Heart were expected to engage in hand-to-hand combat or else, by showing cowardice, lose standing in the eyes of their subordinates.
