Sentence examples for position has grown from inspiring English sources
Mr. Parseghian's position has grown increasingly precarious since a report prepared by an outside law firm described his apparent role in approving accounting that the firm found improper.
But his political position has grown steadily weaker in the past year, as Syria has rebuilt its influence in Lebanon and some significant allies have deserted him.
It looks like they will not get the chance.Mr Bainimarama's position has grown considerably more secure than it was in the early post-coup years.
The retailers' position has grown increasingly precarious with the emergence of David's Bridal, based in Conshohocken, Pa., which almost exclusively sells less expensive, off-the-rack gowns through its 217 stores.
As one of the three Vice-Premiers, Dr. Hoan was put in charge of Khanh's pacification program, but control over this tricky activity has been quietly recovered by the military, and Dr. Hoan's position has grown weaker.
That position has grown increasingly untenable as more evidence has come to light, says Robert Cantu, a sports neurologist and leading authorityon concussion in Concord, Massachusetts.
During the decades of debate about condoms, the chorus of voices from inside the church challenging its position had grown increasingly louder — especially in Africa.
Concerns over BlackBerry's financial position have grown so far that earlier this week, Canada's industry minister declined to say whether he would block any attempted takeover of BlackBerry by the Chinese PC and smartphone maker Lenovo.
Martin-Artajo had reason to feel nervous: the hedge-fund managers had figured out that JPMorgan's position had grown so large that it was dominating the market, which meant there were few options if the bank wanted to unwind the position.
By 1261, however, Henry's position had grown stronger, and he rid himself of the reformers' shackles.
Since then, support for splitting the positions has grown, stoked in part by revelations of JPMorgan's continued regulatory missteps.
