Sentence examples similar to Earning a parallel status from inspiring English sources
Earning a doctorate, too often a form of intellectual hazing, confers ascensive status, not teaching ability.
As a non-credit program, students earn a complete/incomplete status.
Mr. Dupin's poetry, beginning with his first collection in 1950, earned him a parallel rank among France's postwar avant-garde writers.
Millwall face a last-day wait to preserve their Championship status despite earning a battling draw at QPR.
Countless workers earning a low hourly wage — regardless of their legal status — are paid in cash.
By 1989, the album had earned platinum status from the Recording Industry Association of America RIAAafterftearninging a gold certification in the United States on April 14 , 1986 with sales exceeding one million copies.
Parallel to his service with the Revolutionary Guards in the Iran-Iraq War (1980 88), he continued his studies at IUST, eventually earning a doctorate in transportation engineering and planning.
Now it has earned a certain degree of status as global word, or rather two words, of the year.
She has managed to send her son to university because of the project, earning herself an elevated status amongst villagers.
Those deemed eligible could earn a two year temporary migrant status.
