Sentence examples for an impressive title from inspiring English sources

H.R. would never suggest deliberately overpromising, but talking about shiny hardware and an impressive title couldn't hurt.

Before their Wembley defeat to Tottenham, Chelsea had lost away at Manchester United and Arsenal under Grant, but they have since launched an impressive title challenge, defeating both of their chief rivals.

Instead of appointing a "terrorism czar" who commands little more than an impressive title, the commission advocated an ambitious government reorganization that would move the Border Patrol, Coast Guard and Customs Service from three separate federal departments into a National Homeland Security Agency that would also incorporate the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Electronauts is an impressive title from the California VR studio that also developed the addictive first-person shooter, Raw Data.

So an impressive title, while nice to have, is probably not going to give you huge mileage on your way to career growth.

Executives often fear intimidating others by an impressive title.

You just start a website, give it a really impressive title like mine, "NationalNewsSpectrum.com," stick on a few Google-image photos of presidential candidates or some Middle Eastern shit or crashing planes and stuff so it looks real.

It's a pretty impressive title to have - Child Genius.

When his father died four years later, Lord Glamis inherited a considerable fortune and an even more impressive title, becoming the 14th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, Viscount Lyon and Baron Glamis.

After all, he said, the most impressive title in a republic is pretty simple: "citizen".

Andrew G. Haldane, a Bank of England official with the impressive title "executive director, financial stability," thinks that regulators would be better off to seek simplicity through measures like leverage ratios, rather than allow banks to make calculations that depend on thousands of estimates to determine how much capital they need.