Sentence examples for poor standing from inspiring English sources

Caa "Poor standing and high credit risk".

When you say "food pantries", you're talking about people who are poor, standing in line, getting their food as a handout.

The most enduring images of the storm, perhaps, are those of the families, in neighborhoods that were mostly black and poor, standing on rooftops waving American flags, in search of aid as the flooding mounted — some having scribbled "The Water Is Rising" in chalk.

When questioned about local sickness rates, Mr Robinson acknowledged that he had not been aware of the municipality's poor standing.

That may explain Orlando's poor standing.

I think folks who are truly exploring know that the church has also been about the business of feeding the poor, standing against that which is unjust, and generally trying to live differently and better.

Consistent with this, women had weaker grip strength than men, took longer to perform 5 chair stands and had poorer standing balance even after adjustment for age and anthropometry.

Vereeck and colleagues [ 42] found that older women have longer TUG times and poorer standing balance compared with older men.

We also found some evidence for the association of the BMD-raising allele (C) of rs9594759 (RANKL) [32 34] with slower chair rise times and poorer standing balance.

There was evidence for an association between the C allele of rs9594759 and poorer standing balance (p = 0.04), although this effect was only seen in females with some evidence for a sex difference (p = 0.05 for heterogeneity between males and females, Fig. S2).

Zika has been called a "disease of the poor" and an "epidemic that mirrors the social inequality of Brazilian society". Like so many other mosquito-borne illnesses, it thrives in areas with poor sanitation, standing water, and inadequate infrastructure.