Sentence examples for Major prestige from inspiring English sources

"Salvator Mundi" represented a major prestige purchase in the art world, if a controversial one.

Fox Searchlight rolled the dice on its new production of Far from the Madding Crowd, presumably taking note of the absence of major prestige fare in the market at this period.

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Hundreds of thousands have marched in demonstrations protesting against the rising cost of living, government corruption and the costs of staging major "prestige" events such as the World Cup and the Olympics.

Regional militant leader Doku Umarov had earlier promised to ramp up attacks before the Games, which are a major prestige project for the Kremlin.

For business and humanities majors, prestige matters, according to a study that will appear in the January 2016 issue of the journal Contemporary Economic Policy.

In the nine years since, Iran's nuclear program — a major symbol of prestige for Iranians — has grown immensely.

The International Dance Series, a major claim to prestige for the Costa Mesa center, will feature the Hamburg Ballet Feb. 11 to 15, 2004, and Ballet Frankfurt June 11 and 12 , 2004

Islamic State militants are "trying to put all their effort and their fight in anticipation of the battle because they know that if Mosul is done it means the end" of a major source of prestige and recruitment.

Since the majors combine unmatched prestige, pressure and (theoretically) competition, they are unlike any normal golf tournaments.

Sir Hugh's career is not in ruins, although he has obviously suffered a major blow to his prestige.