Sentence examples for improved prestige from inspiring English sources

Equity feminist Wendy McElroy writes: "I understand that there is a cultural form of feminism and many women would still fight for improved prestige or status, and I wouldn't criticis[e] them for doing so.

IMPROVED RELATIONS SEEN Newspaper Says Irigoyen Greatly Injured Nation's Prestige by His Attitude.

In the depths of the recession last year they plunged to 48p, but the company recently reported improved sales – 300 prestige cars sold in the first six months of the year, compared to 250 over the same period last year – and a £1m return to profits.

HPE programs are motivated by the belief that faculty trained in teaching and learning will ultimately improve patient care through improved preparation of future practitioners and improved test scores that impact the careers of health professionals and the prestige of the institutions.

[sic] IDI_11 To summarize, the village doctors identified a range of ways in which they from the intervention benefitted, including increased status and prestige, new mechanisms to improve treatment (through SMS prescriptions and patient records), financial remuneration, increased medical skill, and improved diagnosis capability.

Two hypotheses were tested: first, that attribution of a study to a "high" prestige journal would be associated with improved impressions and attribution to a "low" prestige journal would be associated with diminished impressions; and second, that formal training in epidemiology and biostatistics would mitigate the effects of this journal attribution bias.

The improved access to, or discovery of, new countries opened up a whole new world of wildlife, and the prestige attached to a rare animal accessory turned them into currency.

What prestige!

Merchants resented their lack of political influence and assured prestige, and they objected to outmoded regulations that created barriers to commerce especially those that hindered their efforts to link commercial operations with improved production systems such as factories.

The prestige is gratifying.

"We actually shunned prestige".