Sentence examples for Prestigious reputation from inspiring English sources

The weather is just one of the many unique features of the Open that combine with its long history and prestigious reputation to make it an event unparalleled in golf.

But Tucker says the MacArthur prize's prestigious reputation is the real reward.

The prestigious reputation of the University of Cambridge alone may be enough to make it appear out of reach to many of us.

For the protein, Morris chose Sonic hedgehog--a signaling protein that plays an important role in many kinds of development--partly because she had studied it during a postdoc and partly because her students were so excited about its prestigious reputation and its silly name (which comes from a video-game character).

Is it premier faculty, a prestigious reputation or an engaged and exciting student body?

I worked with nutritionists that all had conflicting answers, and one with a prestigious reputation even went as far as taking my blood and telling me that I would feel my best if I stuck to a diet of only butter, lamb, lots of whole-wheat pasta, Ketel One vodka and grapefruits.

One question is whether CUNY will be able to hold the honors students through graduation, or whether some will transfer to colleges with more prestigious reputations after saving money for their first two years.

It is one of the oldest American cooking contests and by far the most prestigious, a reputation maintained in part by its large money awards.

That seems to be what has happened to the once-prestigious Forbes business reputation with its recent publication of the online post, "The Marketing Magic of Klout Perks".

And London, with its prestigious design schools and reputation for producing figures of enormous creativity like Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen, embraces individuality more than other fashion capitals.

It's not about the facilities, the reputation or prestigious alumni.