Examples of 'which stands at' in a sentence
Meaning of "which stands at"
Which stands at: This phrase is used to specify or indicate a particular position, level, or value of something in relation to a broader context or scale. It helps to provide a reference point for comparison or assessment
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I am that which stands at the crossroads.
I think also that the Phoenicians built the temple of Hercules which stands at the straits.
The flagpole which stands at the front of the school was a gift.
It is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of.
We face evil, which stands at the gate of our most holy sanctuary.
Primary School Tanouan Ibi is a sustainable building which stands at the edge of a.
Fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and.
This is far higher than the Sustainable Development Goal target which stands at 3per cent.
It is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true science.
They are well above the average for the Member States, which stands at 63.
The value of which stands at one million, eighty thousand and fifteen francs.
It is the only screw-pile lighthouse in the bay which stands at its original site.
Kathmandu Valley, which stands at the crossroads of Asia 's most ancient civilizations.
A decisive session for this model regional fisheries organisation, which stands at a strategic turning point today.
Its tower, which stands at the southern end of the ridge, is still well-preserved.
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The value of which stands at.
His total amount of votes overtakes that of Candidate Hwang, which stands at 21.
This includes a local nature reserve which stands at the site of the old colliery.
They are currently charged the full rate of value added tax, which stands at 21 %.
Taj Mahal is an elegant monument which stands at the heart of India Agra.
Commissioner Schreyer referred to the rate of increase in the budget 's commitments, which stands at 0.26.
The symbol and dominant feature of Bratislava, which stands at a strategic site above the Danube.
The University is also popular for job placement of its graduates, which stands at 90 %.
I have too many. I am that which stands at the crossroads.
African rubber, which stands at 0.7 million tonnes, is finding a natural outlet in the European market.
It was his model for a larger version, which stands at Southern Square Park.
The league has one division, which stands at level 11 of the English football league system.
This is without sacrificing battery life, which stands at 10 hours.
The smaller " royal pavilion " which stands at Haga was built by another architect, Olof Tempelman.
Their numbers rival the membership of the ruling party, which stands at around 90 million.
Youth unemployment, which stands at 40 %, is proving to be highly contentious.
This strategy has spurred growth in student mobility, which stands at 40 % in just five years.
Our customer satisfaction, which stands at 98 % for the ZOE, encourages us to keep pushing onwards ”.
Crime is relatively low, ditto the unemployment rate which stands at a paltry 3.2 per cent.
Unemployment among the youth, which stands at 75 percent, is much higher than the average.
Tottenham currently has the highest unemployment rate in London which stands at 6.8 per cent.
We face danger, we face evil, which stands at the gate.
The lowest average return rate comes from male fashion, which stands at 9.2 %.
The Praedium is a residential high-rise building which stands at a height of 66 meters.
The highest and the most beautiful one is the Visoki Buk, which stands at 11 meters.
Even less encouraging is the range, which stands at just 53 miles.
Another notable land feature is Cerro El Vigia which stands at 364 feet.
One of the best known is that of Saint George, which stands at 15 meters high.
Another notable land feature is Cerro El Gato which stands at 827 feet.
This figure excludes bilateral trade between India & Hong Kong which stands at another US$34 billion.
The corporation tax is relatively low which stands at 35 %.
They have an email deliverability rate which stands at 99 %.
However, that increase is minimized by population growth, which stands at 2.9 per cent.
That is considerably higher than the industry 's average, which stands at 30 days.
That is higher than the worrisome debt-to-household income ratio which stands at a record high of 167 %.
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