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status

[stey-tuhs, stat-uhs] / ˈsteɪ təs, ˈstæt əs /


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Constance said that despite those efforts, the increased use of alternatives to prison and increases to prison capacity, eight jails were at "red risk status", with 15 close to or over capacity.

From BBC

“In the world that changes as much as it does, in some form or another trying to preserve the status quo is a mistake,” he said in the February earnings call.

From Los Angeles Times

Her status for the Games was in question after she suffered the injury during a training run in Switzerland about one month before the Olympics.

From Los Angeles Times

But I took deep pride in getting out in the world with a body that I feared was going to eventually reach shut-in status.

From Los Angeles Times

Tiley believes appealing to a wider audience can help the Australian Open thrive as it chases Wimbledon, the French Open and US Open in terms of status and commercial pull.

From BBC