Sentence examples for flagging prestige from inspiring English sources
Mr. Arafat exploited his captivity to raise his flagging prestige across the Arab world, while more constructive Palestinian voices fell silent in loyalty to the trapped leader.
Hess decided in the spring of 1941 to bring the continuing military struggle between Germany and Britain to an end by means of a spectacular coup and thereby restore his flagging prestige.
Columbia was starting to emerge from decades of administrative drift, and to many students, faculty members and trustees, Dr. Truman was the ideal figure to lead a $200 million fund-raising campaign, restore the flagging prestige of the undergraduate college, unify the campus's disparate schools and mend relations with the university's neighbors in Harlem.
In 816, to bolster his flagging prestige, al-Ma'mun assumed the title "God's Caliph".
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
Brokers: Weichert; Prestige.
"But prestige costs, too.
