Sentence examples for current prestige from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani, who lent the Bloomberg campaign his current prestige, will be a valuable counselor.

And how much of HBO's current prestige programming fits with that goal is unclear.

It took until the last dozen years or so, perhaps, for him to gain his current prestige.

For all their current prestige, Osama bin Laden and the suicide bombers are still regarded in all but the most desperate districts of Gaza or Peshawar as romantics with little chance of more than symbolic victories, however bloody and brutal.

Soap operas may be considered an embarrassing cousin of current prestige TV drama, but in a century, it'll be episodes of Neighbours that people look to for a glimpse at early 21st century Australian neuroses.

Doubt suffered from the current prestige-picture gridlock, struggling to be noticed in a market that already contains Slumdog, Revolutionary Road, The Reader and others – John Patrick Shanley's adaptation of his own stage play opened on a disappointing £253,000 from 145 screens.

A current Citi Prestige cardholder received a free 4th night in Singapore that cost $9,616.

The occupational status in the country of origin is a significant predictor for the current occupational prestige in both groups (see Appendix 1).

Directed and co-written by David Lynch, the surreal show, which first aired in 1990, anticipated the current vogue for "prestige television" by decades, and was also a commercial as well as a critical hit when it first aired.

Terman's criteria included occupational classification (according to the then-current census), job prestige, job performance, roles of leadership in the workplace, honors and recognitions received, and annual income [ 39, 49].

At Tufts, a private research university located in Medford, MA with growing national prestige, administrators' current plan will cut 720 hours a week from janitorial service, or approximately 20 low-seniority janitors, in order to save roughly $900,000 annually.