Sentence examples for standing it could from inspiring English sources

Mr. Windhausen and executives from some of the rivals said that they were not surprised by Friday's decision but that if it were left standing, it could prove enormously problematic.

While it is considered a natural form of communication among dogs and a means for them to establish dominance and social standing, it could be a major nuisance if it occurs inside your home.

If he could paddle this section standing, I could certainly handle it sitting.

Robert Chesney, a professor at University of Texas, Austin, who specializes in the laws of war, said that if the Second Circuit appeals court upholds the injunction — even if by narrowing its scope — rather than overturning it on standing grounds, it could potentially set up a split on detention authority with the more conservative District of Columbia appeals court.

The 599 GTB Fiorano could produce magic too, albeit in huge, gluttonous helpings; from a standing start, it could hit 62 m.p.h.

Not even an emergency news conference called by the company's chief executive to reassure investors that Daiei's lenders were standing behind it could stop the rout.

No to anything that may further solidify our President's standing when it could come at the cost of their own - even when it's good for the country.

The building is shabby, but the woman standing outside it couldn't look more welcoming, and she's holding the hand of one of the cutest little boys I've ever seen.

From where I was standing, I could see a number of buildings on fire.

The RGSC measure has been described as being "…(theoretically) a measure of prestige or social standing, (thus) it could be argued that the relation of this classification to health should be interpreted as due to the advantages bestowed by elevated social standing and increased prestige.

Standing 16ft high, it could be played manually or automatically; it had a clock with a chime of 16 bells, two moving figures that blew trumpets and a 'hollybush full of blackbirds and thrushes, which at the end of the music did sing and shake their wings'.