Sentence examples for brought status from inspiring English sources

The global governing body's involvement brought status and recognition but in truth the World Cup struggled to live up to its grand nomenclature.

Post-war Liberia was also a fertile ground for policy experiments by multilaterals, law and business professors, and consultants hired by the likes of businessman George Soros and Tony Blair – whose Africa Governance Initiative works to build capacity in government ministries – names that brought status and donor dollars.

Research brings status, but funders rarely pay the full cost.

"But group interaction was such that none could admit this without loss of status; in our terms, their threshold for stealing cars is low because daring masculine acts bring status, and reluctance to join, once others have, carries the high cost of being labeled a sissy".

Sunny Varkey was the founder and funder of this global project to bring status and recognition - as well as some glitz and glamour - to teaching.

"Not only was I in the company of a world class scientist, but also a media superstar, and he brings status and glamour to an event like this," he said.

Together we have enabled these women to become more financially empowered as individuals and thus -- since money brings status -- within their own communities too.

On the face of it, this arrangement seems like a good deal for women; but in the world of traditional Judaism, being obligated to fulfill mitzvot brings status.

How could he resist, with his addictive personality, when it was legal and even brought enormous status?

Mr Assad's opponents say that Iran's support for Bashar Assad will not be forgotten.Ordinary Iranians fret that the events of November 29th have indeed brought pariah status closer with the possibility of worse to come.

Agriculture brought landownership, status hierarchies, and, most important for our considerations, servitude and slavery.