Sentence examples for Substantial prestige from inspiring English sources
Big-time college football is only one potential factor that can mold an institutional culture, but because of the substantial prestige and money involved, it is an extremely powerful one -- in some cases, one might say, an irresistible one.
Now substantial funding and prestige follow the outcomes, and no committee member can judge their own department.
Ted Petrillo, the president of Westage, said that getting involved in such a project brings a substantial amount of prestige and provides an opportunity to come up with new ideas.
In addition to attracting new and wealthy members, the congregation intended the substantial building to garner prestige and respectability for the relatively new immigrant Jews from Eastern Europe, and to show that Jews on the Lower East Side could be just as "civilized" as the reform-minded Jews of uptown Manhattan.
The NYPD commissioner also has the power to reduce a precinct commander's rank, a very substantial loss in income, pension and prestige.
Would a substantial increase in membership diminish the Hall's prestige?
But this came at substantial risk: without congressional authorization, American and Presidential prestige would be at a low ebb.
It adds prestige to the town, it will generate substantial taxes and there'll be little traffic impact".
The Palme d'Or for The White Ribbon is a moment which crowns Haneke as a mighty Cannes auteur, a film-maker in whose prestige and career development this festival has made a substantial investment.
Other presidents left talks with North Korea to lower-level officials because they did not want to reward Pyongyang with the prestige of such a meeting unless there was a substantial assurance of a breakthrough.
