Sentence examples for and arguably most prestigious from inspiring English sources
Certain issues were foreseeable for the president of the University of Texas at Austin, the state's largest and arguably most prestigious public university.
At Kappa Delta, the oldest and arguably most prestigious house on campus, the rushees are seated in different rooms depending on how interested the sorority is in pledging them.
In an editorial published online Friday, Drs. Jeffrey M. Drazen and Gregory D. Curfman write that the journal – the oldest and arguably most prestigious medical publication in the country – has no official stance on the merits of the law that has come to be known as Obamacare.
But you don't have to win the planet's arguably most prestigious race to make a mint.
The Herald is one of the largest of McClatchy's 30 daily papers, with daily circulation of 210,000, and arguably the most prestigious, having won 19 Pulitzer Prizes.
The twin announcements, both unveiled in the late afternoon, escalates the problems for JPMorgan, the nation's largest bank and arguably its most prestigious.
The oldest domestic cup competition in the world and arguably the most prestigious.
"That first year, we had 12,000 people," said Paul Tollett, president and chief executive of concert promoter Goldenvoice, which created Stagecoach as a country cousin to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, arguably the most prestigious music festival in the U.S. and one of the most highly regarded in the world.
Director Jeffrey Berks disclosed in the works, "Full Time stores in February 2016 at arguably the most prestigious Beverly Hotel there and April 2016, in the famed Faena Miami Retail Bazaar".
The coalition also excluded the Rose Bowl, arguably the most prestigious game in the nation, and two major conferences the Pac-10 and Big Ten meaning that it had limited success.
