Sentence examples for Greatest prestige from inspiring English sources

While not always living up to the quality of the greatest prestige cuvées of some of the better houses, grower Champagnes are fascinating to explore.

At Rome, too, rhetoric became the form of higher education enjoying the greatest prestige; as in Greece, this popularity outlived the elimination of political eloquence.

"The next threshold to cross is at the institutions of the greatest prestige, size and visibility," said Ellen V. Futter, president of Barnard.

For a junior scientist to compete at securing a permanent academic position, her top priority must be to publish in journals with the greatest prestige and impact.

Of these, Rākhshānī is the most widely spoken and is used for broadcasting both in Pakistan and in Afghanistan, but the coastal dialects have the greatest prestige and the most extensive literature.

Because it is the only type of German taught in schools, its spoken form is based to a large extent on its written form; and the spoken form that carries the greatest prestige (that of stage, screen, radio, and so on) uses a largely Low German pronunciation of this written form.

His job as president had great prestige but little power.

Designers such as Torelli brought great prestige to their patrons.

Its Lebanese proxy, Hizbullah, survived Israel's military onslaught last year with greater prestige.

Universities usually offer greater prestige and an easier path to postgraduate studies.

"For pasta, the 'made in Italy' label has great prestige," he said.