Sentence examples for has lost prestige from inspiring English sources
It is government that has lost prestige, not ENA.But perhaps the trend reflects something more refreshing.
At the geopolitical level, Europe has lost prestige because of the perception that its leaders have mishandled the crisis.
The shifting of the racing operation that has accounted for 9 CART titles and 11 open-wheel championships over all is a blow to CART, which has lost prestige in the United States since it left the Indy 500 after the formation of the I.R.L. in 1996.
Has lost prestige in last few years.
Olivia stated: "I thought, 'Oh, my God, I've lost prestige with my own sister', and it was true.
One of the pretenders, Pingwang, survived the other (thus inaugurating the Dong [Eastern] Zhou period), but the royal order had lost prestige and influence.
Plot has lost its prestige.
"Politics has lost its prestige and doesn't have a good name to it," she said.
It has lost its prestige in France over the last four years.' So the cause and effect connection most newspapers made between the loss of those two points and his suicide was all nonsense then?
Electoral democracy has lost its moral prestige.
