Sentence examples for standing has risen from inspiring English sources
Even at central banks, gold's standing has risen in some respects lately.
In general Indonesia is on good terms with all countries.Its international standing has risen.
"Kaunda's standing has risen tremendously," said Fred M 'membe the editor of The Post, an independent weekly newspaper.
That may be wise: since the advent of Mr Obama, America's standing has risen in Arab eyes, and Mr Bush's zeal for reforming other countries was counterproductive anyway.
The Obamas' financial standing has risen sharply in the past three years, largely as a result of the money Barack earned from writing "The Audacity of Hope".
Winfrey's own standing has risen with it – confirmed last year when she became a key figure behind the political success of Barack Obama.
It remains a historic commercial hit, but its critical standing also has risen -- not because the movie has gotten better but the standards apparently have gotten more lax.
And the British cast of newcomers and established character actors come with a combined wage bill that would not even hire Tom Cruise.Already, the studio's standing within AOL Time Warner has risen.
Mr Ozawa has again proved himself a brilliant electoral tactician and his uncertain standing in the party has risen.
Indeed that is where much of its voting base lies; services such as healthcare have been transformed, the economy continues to be strong and Turkey's standing in the world has risen.
After all, the U.S. military budget -- currently standing at $648.6 billion -- has risen dramatically over the last 13 years and is the largest in U.S. history.
