Sentence examples for standing has declined from inspiring English sources

Since December, however, Mr. Obama's standing has declined by roughly 10 percentage points, while Republicans in Congress have gained 4 or 5 percentage points.

(This stands in contrast to polls of general election voters, among whom Mr. Perry's standing has declined to a statistically significant degree. That may create problems for Mr. Perry over the long run — but the effects had not yet been apparent in polls of the primary electorate).

He finished ninth in the standings and has declined to make the trip to China as an alternate, even though he won the tournament as a final-hour replacement in 2005 and even though a withdrawal or two hardly seems out of the question.

Since the murder of Mr. Fyssas, whose lyrics protested the rise of neo-fascism in the country, Golden Dawn's standing in polls has declined.

Since the murder a week and a half ago of Mr. Fyssas, whose lyrics protested the rise of neo-fascism in the country, Golden Dawn's standing in polls has declined.

Since the end of 2009, however, the president's standing among suburbanites has declined, with just 35 percent approving of his handling of the job in the recent New York Times/CBS News poll.

More recently, bin Laden's standing with Muslim populations has declined; by last year, only eighteen per cent of Pakistanis supported him.

Their sometimes questionable decisions in these cases are an important reason why the Court's standing in American life has declined notably since 2000.

The international standing of European nations has declined in the past year, according to a survey published this week, and Germany is no longer the state most admired by the rest of the world.

Indeed, this institution has improved its standing in recent years as respect for others has declined.

Her standing with the public has gone up since, and his has declined. .