Sentence examples for standing rise from inspiring English sources

Mr Juppé, who acts as a calm authority figure next to the more impulsive president, has seen his standing rise already.

Fueled by anger over the government's repressive response, ever larger numbers of people joined the protests, and Mr. Besigye, once seen as an ineffective politician, saw his standing rise.

It's only when we, as a nation, are committed to adopting new technologies like robots, that will we'll start seeing the economy turn around and our global standing rise.

The proportion of women standing rose from just under 5% in 2003 to over 15% this time round.SADMAN2901 blames oil for the slow progress in Saudi Arabia at least: "When a nation's half of the population are kept confined under one pretxt or the other, how can that nation move forward?

Genscher's standing rose both at home and abroad.

And Mr. Gingrich's standing rose to 34 percent, up 10 points from a Quinnipiac poll in early January.

His standing rose further after the nuclear disaster when he demanded that the government create more independent oversight of the industry before turning plants back on.

As his political standing rose, however, Primakov suffered personal setbacks, losing both his son and his first wife to heart disease in the 1980s.

But as his standing rose in Congress, Mr. Freeh sometimes annoyed Attorney General Janet Reno and fell out of favor with Mr. Clinton, who was often bitter over Mr. Freeh's refusal to remain subservient to the Justice Department.

The post's standing rose briefly under Dr. C. Everett Koop, whose fight against cigarette smoking gave the surgeon general's office national credibility and new life as a public health adviser.

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