Sentence examples for * high prestige from inspiring English sources

As a group the merchants enjoyed very high prestige and even had their own tribunals.

Tragedy never lost its high prestige in the minds of the leading spirits.

Yet it is exactly the spectacularity of statistical flukes that increase the odds of getting published in a high prestige journal.

The handbag buyer, he said, favors "Hermès, Chanel, a Bottega Veneta — brands that have high prestige but are a little bit more low-key".

Paris Match was acquired by Jean Prouvost, publisher of the daily Le Figaro, and he led the magazine to high prestige and financial success.

"Schools of law know that not all candidates have had access to high prestige work experience," says Steve Jones of the University of Manchester, who recently conducted research into personal statements.

If not, they will simply avoid publication in high-prestige journals.

Shouldn't social work be a high-prestige, highly paid profession, given its importance?

No ambition was too large, particularly when it came to the high-prestige area of transplants.

Mr. Hanson's venture into high-prestige territory is a SoHo town house with dining rooms on two levels.

But compare ticket prices for two high-prestige institutions: the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Knicks.