Sentence examples for whose standing from inspiring English sources

McCarthy, whose standing in the game has not taken a hit, will find employment.

The big loser was the United Liberal Democrats, whose standing shrank to 17 seats.

Republicans, whose standing with the public continues its free fall, are one of Mr. Obama's greatest assets.

Then there was Luke Donald, the world's top-ranked player, whose standing in the tournament was thrown into question temporarily because of an administrative error.

Another victim of this new war is the UN, whose standing in the Arab and Muslim world is already deeply fractured.

That prompted the firing of Coach Hugo Sánchez, whose standing as Mexico's most treasured player could not buy him more than 16 months on the job.

Mr. Barak, whose standing in new public opinion polls fell to a low in Israel today, has said in recent days that he would not cede sovereignty.

While he rates high in the opinion polls, Mr Cowen has yet to make the same phenomenal connection with the public as did Mr Ahern, whose standing until recent times far outstripped that of his Fianna Fail party.

Haiti's presidential candidate Jude Celestin, whose standings in the election have been contested by international regulators, is withdrawing from the race, according to his party.

One of her early portraits shows a newly minted Ph.D., a man with his diploma, whose wife, standing beside him, is holding their infant.

The shadow chancellor, whose long standing ally David Watts was elected last year as chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party, goes to great length to look after his supporters.