Sentence examples for stand lower from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court recently let stand lower court decisions that Mr. Nichols was not entitled to a new trial.
Nixon may stand lower in the public's esteem than any Chief Executive before him, he has, in an exercise of seemingly unimpaired power, brushed aside the House Judiciary Comm., stupefied the Congress as a whole, and tied the judiciary in knots..
The justices let stand lower court rulings in favor of Mountain View, Calif.-based Google and rejected the authors' claim that the company's digitizing of millions of books amounts to "copyright infringement on an epic scale".
Her brief petitioned the Supreme Court, urging the court not to hear the plaintiffs arguments, and to let stand lower court rulings that held that the Saudi government as well as senior members of the Saudi royal family could not be sued in U.S. courts nor by U.S. citizens under their rigid interpretation of "sovereign immunity".
The political class in West Europe stands lower in public esteem than at any point in recent memory.
Prime minister for eight years – in two spells – between 1964 and 1976, in the pantheon of past prime ministers he now stands lower even than Neville Chamberlain and Stanley Baldwin, as the shame of 1930s appeasement fades.
In the summer of 1922, around the time when the heroine Daisy visits Gatsby in West Egg, the Dow Jones industrial average actually stood lower than it had in the summer of 1919.
Note that when a PHS-plant serves more load hours (i.e. when it stands lower in merit order), this automatically leads to lowered upper reservoir levels, which in turn allows for a storage increase.
Remove the jack stands, lower the floor jack and have a professional alignment performed.
At the same time that the stanchions were inserted, the executive seating area was expanded by two rows in the main stand, lowering the seating capacity in the paddock.
"Republicans historically have stood for lower spending, lower taxes, fiscal responsibility," Elizabeth N. Feld, the mayor of Larchmont, said as Mr. Astorino's victory celebration wound down.
