Sentence examples for elevated prestige from inspiring English sources

"The officer defendants stood to gain substantially by the transaction, in terms of enormously higher compensation and benefits, vastly elevated prestige and powers resulting from the virtual monopoly regulatory authority created by the transaction, and the higher degree of control over the board of the consolidated entity".

Additional policies have focused on improving working conditions and job satisfaction by implementing programs that encourage mentoring, professional development, career advancement, and the elevated prestige of the teaching profession.

All the accolades have put Showtime and its executives in a position they have rarely occupied: as prominent players in the pack of owners of prestige dramas that have elevated television in recent years — like AMC's "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men," HBO's "Game of Thrones" and "Boardwalk Empire," and PBS's "Downton Abbey".

But it turned out that various natural, if not elevated, human impulses -- greed, self-aggrandizement, preoccupation with rank and prestige, the desire to obtain special advantage and to pass it on to one's children -- could flourish just as easily within the bounds of a meritocracy as outside of them.

What prestige!

The prestige is gratifying.

"We actually shunned prestige".

Then American prestige declined.

Brokers: Weichert; Prestige.

"But prestige costs, too.

It was the prestige.