Sentence examples for standing for one from inspiring English sources

Progressives who stand up against the increasing concentration of economic power in the hands of a few are standing for one of the proudest traditions of our democracy.

The second one aimed to classify these diseased samples into different groups, each standing for one blood glucose level.

CpG Manipulation DNA is a code written with four letters: A, T, C and G, each standing for one nucleotide.

The difficulty for McKenzie is the automatic expectation that standing for one of the main parties produces.

When Ali defended his controversial position, how he had no appetite for war, standing for one's principle became concrete.

When she was honored by the American Farmland Trust, Ms. Straus said World War II had taught her a lifelong lesson about standing for one's beliefs: "That we, as individuals, are responsible for what is happening in our communities, and that we must become activists".

Stapleton wouldn't rule out standing for parliament one day, but says he wouldn't stop someone from a more unusual background being given the chance.

And the business case is compelling: with rail standing – the safe standing model common in Germany – clubs can accommodate 1.8 fans standing for every one sitting, so they have an opportunity to lower ticket prices but increase revenues through extra incidental spend.

I am standing for mayor for one clear reason.

This qualitative picture is still standing for the one-constituent, orthotropic material model, shown as stars and a solid line in Fig.  8, and the two-constituent model (Fig.  9).

By that point, the tradition of standing for the anthem the one that Kaepernick powerfully opposed had emerged.