Sentence examples for gives status from inspiring English sources

I've always felt stillness gives status.

"However, then the counterargument is that … the reputation that one gets from not having a medical degree then gives status to the information, [it says] that this information is so dangerous people must not have it," he said.

It is done unselfishly; it does not harm anyone; on the contrary it does much good". Being a recognised NGO with the United Nations - as more than 1,500 organisations are - gives status though not grants.

"For a lot of senior people, work gives status, they feel a rush and that's fine.

Stefan Richter, founder of TheDeadline, says the system gives status updates, asks for decisions and provides a "smart" system to re-submit overdue Todos without annoying the user.

It made me feel loved, I remember that in many ways sex gave status.

The troupe became enormously popular and in 1959 was given status equal to the Comédie-Français.

There's loads of stuff happening at grass roots level but that work isn't given status".

(Funny actors – Mark Rylance is one – are given status only when they show they can do tragedy too).

Moreover, in endoscopic images, the colour is an invariant characteristic for a given status of the organ [41].

These are goods and services that don't cost much but give status and uplift to those without vast wealth.