Sentence examples for high levels of prestige from inspiring English sources

They had high levels of prestige in the village and were recognized as an integral part of a health system, as well as being closely supported and supervised by the health system.

Because of the language's co-official status in Bolivia, it enjoys a relatively high level of prestige.

A good car from the pre-1972 mayels may be a relatively good investment, while a late-model SL can represent a good driving value, with a high level of prestige, for not much more than a new Toyota Camry.

Furthermore, Emperor Wenchang was also introduced into the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon, and in the Tibetan area of Amdo he enjoys a high level of prestige and influence.

They are obtained by an annual national exam and, although not officially recognized by health or education authorities, they retain a high level of prestige among Spanish emergency physicians and nurses.

A relatively high level of prestige and social status accorded to those who work in the organization.

Why are women underrepresented in academic science, especially at the higher levels of prestige and power?

"Robert was an extraordinary dean who had brought the school of music to the highest level of prestige," said Yale President Richard C. Levin in a statement.

An underground tunnel, subtly illuminated by soft halide lights that change color every few minutes, leads visitors into a new building that people here hope will propel the Museum of Fine Arts to a higher level of prestige and quality.

Product development centers aren't extremely expensive as investments, but they carry a much higher level of prestige for developing countries due to their status as cutting-edge centers for innovation.

Still, their association with inner palace life and their frequent appointments to high levels of military command provided them with significant prestige.