Sentence examples for Low prestige from inspiring English sources

The low prestige of ketchup hits Mr. Andrés hard.

The trades suffer from low prestige, and I believe this is based on a simple mistake.

That is why New York speech has a low prestige even among its own speakers".

A summer of hard work and low prestige have left her sounding like a convert to her father's cause.

Unlike them, he would win his most enduring fame for crime pictures with low budgets and (initially) low prestige.

The nine institutions — three with high prestige, two medium prestige and four with low prestige — were a mix of public and private, teaching and research intensive.

"People often have negative bias toward non-standard accents, particularly those with disadvantaged and low-prestige minority groups," she says.

In short, dropping off the tenure track means life as a low-paid, low-prestige adjunct or instructor.

It is inevitable in a networked world that our economy is going to shed certain low-wage, low-prestige jobs.

By the 17th century, portraiture, once a trophy art, was considered a low-prestige genre; Rembrandt's old man suggests why.

Students assigned to the low-prestige committees were, again, less nervous, on average, about choosing a female participant.