Sentence examples similar to Extent of prestige from inspiring English sources
Andalusia, far from the centre of Islamdom, illustrated the extent of ʿAbbāsid prestige and the assertion of local creativity.
The extent to which school teachers and university faculty believe themselves engaged in a common enterprise that has dignity and purpose and "Juice" in it, the extent that there are interests of prestige, and self-worth, then I think in fact the modes of collaboration will address that in due course.
The extent to which school teachers and university faculty believe themselves engaged in a common enterprise that has dignity and purpose and "juice" in it, the extent that there are interests of prestige, and self-worth, then I think in fact the mode of collaboration will address that in due course.
Since being launched in 1971, the PGA European Tour has grown in terms of prestige and prize money to the extent that American players are frequent participants.
Increasing the strength of prestige bias cs increases the probability of observing spatiotemporal clusters, and to a lesser extent purely spatial and purely temporal clusters (e.g. for cs = 20 and cs = 0.1: Xs = 0.3; Xt = 0.2; Xst = 1).
Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.
He had a lot of prestige.
America alone has that kind of prestige.
Each field has tiers of prestige.
They bring a lot of prestige".
