Sentence examples for stands both from inspiring English sources

As it stands, both exchanges look undersized.

As it stands, both local and central government have failed the most vulnerable people in society.

Having withstood numerous swings of local politics from Ukrainisation to Russification and back, it stands both dynamic and still.

The symbol invented for it, ♇, stands both for the first two letters of Pluto and for the initials of Percival Lowell.

As it stands both sides are still going through, though Portugal's goal currently takes a little of the goal difference pressure off them.

Greece have incredibly taken the lead through Georgios Karagounis against Russia just before half time, so so as it stands both the Czech Republic and Poland are going out.

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That was the same stand both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton took in 2008".

And yet it manages to stand both majestically and humbly at one end of this bustling little square.

and a 2.9-year-old Pinus tecunumanii Eguiluz & J.P.Perry stand, both located in the summer rainfall region of South Africa.

Leena Rao rightly points out that while the new rules, if they stand, both help and hurt independent ad networks.