Sentence examples for stronger status from inspiring English sources

PAGE C1 China's Economic Muscle China's stronger status as a world trader leaves the Japanese worried about maintaining their traditional industrial superiority.

If the activities of user communities materialised within the sphere of these organisations, they could gain an even stronger status in the lives of individuals.

"It's the strongest status signal we know of among the emotions; stronger than a happy expression, contentment, anything".

Mr. Kerry's strong status in the state -- indicated by recent polls that show him leading Mr. Edwards by nine points or more -- was bolstered Sunday when Gov. Mark Warner endorsed him outside the governor's mansion in Richmond.

I think the most important one is right at the front: the whole decision-making process right now is just too slow and has a really strong status quo bias.

Even a group with no influence will sometimes, perhaps often, get the policies it wants because it shares the preferences of a powerful group or because the strong status quo in our often gridlocked government means any group is likely to get its way on policies that it opposes.

Moreover, because of the strong status quo bias built into the U.S. political system, even when fairly large majorities of Americans favor policy change, they generally do not get it…we believe that if policymaking is dominated by powerful business organizations and a small number of affluent Americans, then America's claims to being a democratic society are seriously threatened.

Text-based documents represent a strong status quo for formalizing agreements between organizations and other collaborators.

A second and closely related finding addresses the potentially negative impact of strong, status quo-oriented leadership in an unbalanced system.

The journal is looking for an active, productive, visionary, and energetic experimental criminologist to grow the journal, maintain its strong status, and build on its strengths.

Despite Brazil's strong status as a football power in South America, 1981 marked only the fourth title for Brazilian clubs.