This of course had been equally true of his predecessors in the National Hospital: Jackson, Ferrier, Bastian, Gowers, and Horsley some of the greatest names in modern neurology and Holmes was perhaps the last of this remarkable group of men; all inexhaustible, forceful, and immensely able, who created the prestige of British neurology out of their own intellectual resources.
If celebrities can create value through prestige or networking, why can't this be done through a sponsorship agreement, or a joint venture?
Mr. Freedman and other officials at both hospitals said that the combination of the two powerful East Side medical centers would create an institution whose prestige would virtually guarantee enough revenue to keep its medical research alive at a time of deep cuts in both government and private reimbursements for medical care.
"That will create its own new prestige".
An even better example is former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who, soon after leaving office, used his prestige to create a highly lucrative influence brand dubbed "Blair, Inc".
This survey measure assesses parents' marital status, employment status, educational attainment, and occupational prestige to create a composite score to represent SES.
"It hasn't been the same since, but Benfica has recovered some of its prestige over the last few years and we want to create that kind of international prestige again.
Yet, significantly, an Armani Priv outure line was created to add prestige and a direct link with celebrity clients.
Every Chinese province wants a steel industry, because it conveys prestige, creates jobs and attracts other business.
