Sentence examples for standing improved from inspiring English sources

Has America's standing improved in the world since you wrote What We've Lost?

Mr. Bush's standing improved considerably in the course of the three debates, Mr. Taft asserted, despite early expectations that they would help Mr. Gore.

Thus, just as in Thursday's forecast, when Mr. Obama's standing improved because of strong state polls despite middling national polls, the opposite was true for Mr. Romney on Friday.

Reagan's standing improved after that debate, though the race had already tilted his way and a Gallup study later concluded that the debate was "not likely to have been a determining factor" in his landslide victory.

Clinton's standing improved over time.

With Clinton's standing improved, and with less of an ideological void for a potential Biden candidacy to fill -- "He has to look at that and ask, 'What role can I play on that stage?'" said the ally -- aides to the former secretary of state appear less nervous about another top Democrat entering the fray.

Allow meatballs to stand on rack, uncovered, 30 seconds (standing improves both appearance and texture of meatballs because excess moisture evaporates).

The forecast model is not doing anything particularly fancy; it's just that an overwhelming number of Senate polls recently have shown the Democratic candidates' standing improving.

The former secretary of state has seen her standing improve after the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas and her testimony at the Benghazi committee on Capitol Hill.

For instance, if there are a series of strong jobs reports this summer, and President Obama's standing improves by five percentage points nationwide, we'd expect his standing to improve by more than 5 points in an elastic state.

But if historical precedent is any guide, he is more likely than not to see his standing improve at least some.