Sentence examples for Worldwide prestige from inspiring English sources

But the event was a landmark in establishing the worldwide prestige of Rolls-Royce.

That same year the paper, which by then had gained worldwide prestige, was censured for criticizing the military government.

MIT's worldwide prestige, extraordinary students, and top-notch faculty allow the Institute to raise huge sums of money for a wide range of important projects.

A perverse measure of the worldwide prestige our universities enjoy is the proliferation of fake alumni claiming bogus degrees from made-up UK institutions.

The BBC emerges less damaged than other institutions, retaining its reputation as the fearless critic of all governments, which is the chief reason for its worldwide prestige..

In recognition of that, they just received a special prize given annually by the president of Italy to the entrepreneur who has helped to bring worldwide prestige to the phrase "made in Italy".

China uses perhaps its most prominent national symbol, the panda bear, to build bridges with key partners and enhance its prestige worldwide.

The creation of a new orchestra, the name of which unambiguously echoed that of the Russian National Orchestra, coupled with Spivakov's statement that "the best musicians from the RNO will become the basis of the new orchestra", was viewed by many in Moscow as an attempt to replace the RNO with the RNPO, thus cashing in on the RNO's worldwide fame and prestige.

"Though people still worry about obscenity, they worry much more about the war in Iraq, soaring fuel and food prices, plunging real estate values, unaffordable health care, and the loss of American power and prestige worldwide".

Part of the obsession with taller buildings is about prestige and worldwide bragging rights, for size and architectural supremacy.

But given Serial's worldwide fame, and its prestige as a force in modern journalism – last year, it won a Peabody award – issues of transparency and objectivity aren't irrelevant.