Sentence examples for considerable prestige from inspiring English sources

Longfellow had earned his considerable prestige.

A White House meeting confers considerable prestige.

John Heslop Harrison the son was a fine botanist of considerable prestige and of impeccable integrity.

Today there is still considerable prestige in being a Romano di Roma, or "Roman" Roman.

Still, top-drawer firms like Goldman, Morgan and Merrill expend untold resources and considerable prestige to land these assignments.

Japan also needs Iran, to support its efforts in Afghanistan, where it has invested considerable prestige and money.

With entrants carrying the colours of their respective countries, considerable international prestige and technological recognition was attached to the outcome.

He invested considerable personal prestige, time and effort in pursuing resumed peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, to no avail.

In some countries bioethicists now also enjoy considerable professional prestige.

The nation enjoyed considerable international prestige during the final years of the Empire and had become an emerging power in the international arena.

Abbado had considerable international prestige, but this too had its downside for the LSO: he frequently made his major recordings with the Boston or Chicago Symphony Orchestras or the Vienna Philharmonic.