Sentence examples for increase prestige from inspiring English sources
The desire to increase prestige also plays an important role in academics' motivation (Dietz and Bozemann 2005), which is an integral part of academic life, because the main objective of demonstrating research results through conference participation and publications is to boost one's reputation in the academic environment.
Results like these suggest that status leads people to behave exploitatively towards losers in ranked competitions, and generously towards lower ranking individuals when doing so will increase prestige.
In 1953 he joined the Communist Party, and he held positions of increasing prestige during the following decade.
Although most music fans would not compare watching an event online with actually being there, streaming festivals increases prestige and persuades more people to attend the real thing.
Such improvements might include better training, higher salaries, and increased prestige for orphanage staff," among other important and overdue measures.
Along came new multi-story libraries, elaborate gymnasiums and recreation centers, five-star dining facilities, and spa-like student attractions that effectively increased prestige while also spawning the vicious debt cycle we continue to see today.
The RGSC measure has been described as being "…(theoretically) a measure of prestige or social standing, (thus) it could be argued that the relation of this classification to health should be interpreted as due to the advantages bestowed by elevated social standing and increased prestige.
The victory for Haftar is likely to increase his prestige and his negotiating power in the event of Libya being carved up.
Even when there is persecution, the challenge, as Harrison sees it, is to "increase the prestige of a language so that the young embrace it".
They were organized into several loosely led matrilineal clans and used the potlatch to distribute material wealth throughout the group and to increase personal prestige.
