Sentence examples for declining prestige from inspiring English sources

The Vichy government survived, but only on German sufferance a shadowy regime with little power and declining prestige.

On the other hand, some people see Stella's behavior as appalling, an act of unwarranted bitterness rooted in his declining prestige at the Modern.

Rather, maybe this comes down to some simpler explanations such as the declining prestige of political leaders and increasing political partisanship.

Third Way cites several factors that have facilitated this declining prestige of teaching: a low bar for preparation and certification, lack of focus on training and retaining teachers who raise student achievement, and lack of career pathways and compensation systems that reward excellence over seniority.

Organizations in general were declining in prestige.

After independence, and to some extent starting even earlier, the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan declined in prestige and suffered large losses in subsidies.

A sale or float of BP's American interests would leave one of our few world-class firms dismembered, an historic moment in declining British industrial prestige and power.

By the time the typewriter was introduced, in about 1870, writing professions were declining in visibility and prestige.

Then American prestige declined.

After the first Opium War, government prestige declined, and officials lost their capacity to reconcile communal feudings.

But with the introduction, in the nineteen-eighties, of videotape, which was even simpler, less expensive, and more adaptable, Super 8 sales rapidly declined, and its prestige eroded for all but a few diehard fans.