Sentence examples for a lower-status from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Jones says, his father came from a family of minor distinction and was a lower-status law agent who processed routine legal documents.

A female doctor married to a male nurse has a lower-status marriage than a male doctor married to a female nurse.

In Thai culture, dark skin is associated with farmers, a lower-status group of people who have been darkened by the sun.

A high-status person will frequently bail on a lower-status colleague, but if an intern bails on a senior executive, it is a sign of serious disrespect.

The data doesn't explain why, but Mr. Acemoglu had a guess: Women are more willing than men to take a pay cut to work in a lower-status field.

Replacing a well-known status symbol (a large private office) with a lower-status alternative (a communal workspace) can lower the status of certain roles in the eyes of others.

As a profession, it has a lower status and salary range than some comparable occupations.

Would a professor with a higher academic status be preferred over one with a lower status?

I sometimes wonder if hairdressing always gets picked on because it is seen as a lower status profession".

This implies that non-technical issues, which can sometimes be afforded a lower status, are given an equal weighting from the initiation of the design process.

The Sunni demonstrations, now entering their third month, raise a question crucial to the future of Iraq: how far will the Sunni, once dominant, accept a lower status?