Sentence examples for Is prestige from inspiring English sources

Is Prestige still Number One?

"There is prestige there, when you can say, 'I got to work with the Afghan Army,' or 'I was with a unit in multiple firefights,' " she said.

A big reason is prestige.

In Vietnam, though, the main reason for buying rhino horn is prestige.

There was prestige in knowing birds in ancient Rome, and there is prestige today.

The art form The James Plays most closely hews to is prestige television.

Is the "prestige" of a traditional publisher's imprint mostly illusory in the context of the new world of publishing?

Quite a lot of university activity is prestige-seeking and there can be a tension between activity that gains prestige for the institution and activity that is cost-effective and efficient.

But its most familiar habitat is prestige-oriented platforms, which, in recent years, have let too many dramas, well, run amok.

"I figure the only thing I'm missing, as far as being in Division I, is the prestige, the publicity and being at home," said Conwell, a 6-foot 3-inch, 175-pound power forward.

CONSERVATIVES SCOUT IDEA They Declare That the Premier's Prestige Is Proof Against a Cabal.