Sentence examples for Considerable esteem from inspiring English sources

However, as the Colombian economy has stabilised, Cartagena has gained considerable esteem in the hearts, minds and airfare purchases of global jetsetters.

It will also gain you considerable esteem in the eyes of the upper level management team.

In police work, even more than in modern warfare, there exists the imminent prospect of hand-to-hand combat... Until mid-August the N.Y.P.D. was enjoying considerable public esteem.

Under the circumstances, the only outcome of a summit meeting would be to add to Mr. Putin's domestic political capital and his already considerable self-esteem.

In last year's guide, he was described as having earned "considerable stature and esteem" for managing an N.F.L. franchise that has operated with "class and dignity" while winning a record five Super Bowl championships.

The results showed that there is a high esteem and considerable demand potential for such products among urban consumers.

The analysis of the different personality traits revealed that two characteristics, namely conscientiousness and self-esteem, have considerable explanatory power for academic success.

YMs felt they improved their communication skills, and gained self-confidence and self-esteem, a considerable achievement for a socially marginalized and discriminated population.

His considerable energy harnessed, his self-esteem improved, Mr. Zane now attributes his business success to the disorder.

At least when Stanley Kubrick hired Cruise to play an esteemed doctor of considerable intelligence in Eyes Wide Shut, it seemed intended to be funny.

Dr. Thorn, Ms. Dyson-Hudson and Viviana Risca of Schreiber High School in Port Washington, who won the 2000 competition by using DNA to encode secret messages, all spoke of a considerable boost to their self-esteem.