Sentence examples for strength stood at from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the 21st century the active duty troop strength stood at about 600,000.

The bank said its Tier 1 capital ratio, a measure of financial strength, stood at a "very strong" 17.2 percent at the end of December, up from 16.7 percent at the end of September.

The Stukawaffe strength stood at 151.

By July, No. 34 Squadron was operating five Dakotas, which had fully replaced the Dragons, and in August its strength stood at seven Dakotas and 153 personnel, including forty-seven officers.

American strength stands at about 95,000, and by the end of August the figure is expected to swell to 100,000 – three times the number in early 2009.

If Plutarch's figure of 120,000 men has any reality, however, it must include all kinds of auxiliary services, together with muleteers, camel drivers, medical corps, peddlers, entertainers, women, and children; the fighting strength perhaps stood at about 35,000.

The Pirates' ratings percentage index, which emphasizes victories and strength of schedule, stood at 39 before this afternoon.

She walked with Gabby up the stairs to the stage, sat with her while women took the mic to praise her courage and strength, and finally, stood at the podium herself to accept her daughter's award.

When the UK went to war on 3 September 1939, the strength of the Metropolitan Police stood at 18,428, which was 900 officers short of full strength.

The Ministry of Defence said the full-time strength of the Armed Forces stood at 145,690 at the start of this year.

By 1932, the strength of the Reserves stood at 5,446.