Sentence examples for standing enhanced from inspiring English sources

Should the dust settle sooner rather than later, both sides could emerge with their political standing enhanced.

He should return to St George's Park before the friendlies against Holland and Germany in the spring with his standing enhanced.

A cluster of new productions of old work can prove perilous for a playwright's reputation, but Churchill has emerged with her standing enhanced.

His standing enhanced by his victory, he apparently began to intervene in the affairs of the city and was expelled a few months later.

While Correa has been heralded by supporters as the "undisputed rhetorical leader of Latin America's left", and should see his standing enhanced there, Shifter said the president's consolidation of power had damaged Ecuador's "already precarious institutions".

Before Austria fell under Nazi control, Solti was assistant to Arturo Toscanini at the 1937 Salzburg Festival: After further work as a répétiteur at the opera in Budapest, and with his standing enhanced by his association with Toscanini, Solti was given his first chance to conduct, on 11 March 1938.

Superior household economic standing enhances maternal zinc status [ 8, 11].

It is also a leading producer of military aircraft, helicopters, space vehicles, and missiles, a standing significantly enhanced with the company's acquisition of the aerospace and defense units of Rockwell International Corporation in 1996 and its merger with McDonnell Douglas Corporation in 1997.

But if Mr. Sarkozy wants to emerge from this crisis with his international standing still enhanced, the right thing to do is to step back and let a NATO-coordinated combination of the countries taking part in military operations assume command.

Mr. Barbour, one of the few politicians whose standing was enhanced by his response to Hurricane Katrina, has eagerly taken on the post of de facto director of tourism for the Gulf Coast, a task only slightly less daunting or thankless than heading a public relations campaign for BP.

But whether Mr. Blair's standing was enhanced or diminished by his testimony was uncertain, particularly after a jarring exchange at the end of his testimony, when he was asked by the inquiry's chairman, Sir John Chilcot, if he had any regrets.