Sentence examples for arguably the most prestigious from inspiring English sources

The Nobel Prize is arguably the most prestigious award a scientist can win.

Individually, the Ottensamers occupy what are arguably the most prestigious orchestral positions for their instrument.

He later co-founded Marketing Science, arguably the most prestigious quantitative marketing journal in the field today.

PAGE 26 AMONG THE UNEMPLOYED He once ran arguably the most prestigious law firm in the country -- if you can consider the Justice Department a law firm.

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.

Which artist will represent the United States when the Venice Biennale, arguably the most prestigious contemporary arts festival in the world, opens next summer?

I looked into it and the opportunity seemed too good to turn down - you are guaranteed a job with a relatively well paid salary, you get your foot in the door of arguably one of the most prestigious accounting firms in the world and they provide all the training and qualifications.

This year's Nobel prize for literature - arguably (in fact, inarguably) the most prestigious literary award in existence, will be announced today at 1pm CET (that's midday in the UK).

But the most prestigious address is now arguably 5046 South Greenwood Avenue, the handsome, red-brick house where the Obamas live.

The result has been an obvious and undesirable blow to the status and aspiration of London's mayoralty – arguably the third most important and exciting political job in the country, and surely one of the most prestigious in the world.

This is, arguably, why many of my housemates some of who were members, or whose parents were were postgraduates on some of the most prestigious courses in London.