Sentence examples for group prestige from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the SS group, prestige had the least influence on the career choices of the EM Group.

In the focus groups, prestige, social service and personal interest were the main reasons students and young doctors stated that they had gone into medicine – consistent with the findings from the questionnaires.

The group garnered prestige and attention by singing in front of the Texas Legislature several times.

It is also thought to have enhanced the group's prestige among radicalized youth from around the world, thus making it more attractive to potential recruits.

We contend that people high in S.D.O, people who are intent on keeping subordinate groups down as a means of maintaining group-based prestige, are likely to support right-wing movements and, therefore, the Tea Party.

Small figures cast in brass, often in groups, are prestige items employed also to decorate royal tombs.

Two examples that the dictionary gave of words acceptable throughout the American language community except in its prestige group were "drownded" and "hisself".

The hunter's continual training with his implements and in tracking and stalking had a social value in maintaining group activity, earning prestige, and preserving tradition.

"Substandard," the dictionary tells us, "indicates status conforming to a pattern of linguistic usage that exists throughout the American language community but differs in choice of word or form from that of the prestige group in that community".

It seemed a desperate bid to show that the insurgency has survived the earthquake, and still has the power to hurt India, even in its most protected enclaves.In some villages on the Pakistani side of the border, militant groups have gained prestige, organising relief work long before the arrival of the Pakistani army, whose performance has been widely criticised.

Erroneously using the term "Jihadists" to refer to those who commit acts of terrorism has only made the situation worse: the word "Jihadists" does nothing to alienate thousands of would-be extremists seeking to join terrorist organizations; instead, it grants these groups legitimacy and prestige, and enhances these networks' ability to recruit angry and disillusioned youth.