Sentence examples for growing prestige from inspiring English sources

Peter's growing prestige attracted numerous pilgrims to Rome, even during times when his successor was devoid of any virtue.

Despite the growing prestige and proliferation of fiction, this age of the novel was in fact also an age of great poetry.

Russia's huge oil and gas resources and its expanding ability to export them are a source of growing prestige and influence.

Thirdly, under the AKP, Turkey has enjoyed economic growth as well as growing prestige as a regional power.

Despite the growing prestige, Cohen found it hard to make a living, so he started writing songs.

The plot line of late is that the big purses and growing prestige of the Preakness and Belmont stakes make it virtually impossible to win a Triple Crown.

As our university is growing in prestige and stature, you want to be with peers.

It could also be that he was not entirely pleased at Bachmann's growing literary prestige.

Nuance isn't a huge priority for this goofily ridiculous and disposable comedy directed by Will Speck and Josh Gordon whose 2007 comedy Blades of Glory is incidentally growing in prestige to the level of Zoolander and Anchorman.

Swiss label Relish Records have been growing in prestige pretty rapidly since their inception in 2002.

At Tufts, a private research university located in Medford, MA with growing national prestige, administrators' current plan will cut 720 hours a week from janitorial service, or approximately 20 low-seniority janitors, in order to save roughly $900,000 annually.