Sentence examples for gain kudos from inspiring English sources

Politicians across the country are scrambling to gain kudos from the influx of money and supplies.

You'll show what a good sport you are, and gain kudos and cool in one fell swoop.

But it is also about cementing schools' and professors' reputations. Schools gain kudos from their faculties' record of publication: which journals publish them, and how often.

Aaron Porter, president of the National Union of Students, said: "We can now expect a race to the top now as universities rush to gain kudos by joining the '£9,000 group' as quickly as possible.

Publishers have been forced to launch their own epublishing sites in the attempt to join in the bubble and gain kudos, but they are too late and are wasting resources, and further undermine their old status as market leaders.

They all had personal or professional agendas to pursue, ranging from an oil company boss (Ted Danson) eager to gain kudos and further drilling rights, to Ronald Reagan polishing his reputation in its final months and securing the election of his successor, George Bush.

Mr Abhisit gained kudos for quelling an unruly mob.

He has gained kudos for trying to bring her to account.

Hamas has gained kudos among some Palestinians for emerging unvanquished after 50 days.

He gained kudos for his stand against the brutality with which a subsequent mutiny was quelled.

As innovation in online giving continues apace, integrating social media with donation websites is gaining kudos.