Sentence examples for increased prestige from inspiring English sources

More than half of the dual practitioners in the study felt that their public positions increased their earnings from private practice due to increased prestige.

Lorenzo emerged from the conflict with greatly increased prestige.

Yet more people seem to be doing it because they think the increased prestige will outweigh the cost.

After the last Gulf war, his father used America's increased prestige to convene the Madrid conference, which led to the Oslo peace process.

"Evidence suggests that aggressors' campaigns of harassment and abuse are rewarded with increased prestige … particularly when they target socially prominent rivals".

Aspiring professionals modeled themselves on specialized workers, such as doctors, lawyers, chemists, who by the mid-1800s won increased prestige and income through formal training in scientific discourses and methods.

Another significant component of the Rudolf Kurz collection is jazz recordings, here including Verve label recordings with slipcases illustrated by David Stone Martin (who was influenced by the social realist art of the New Deal) as well as Blue Note and Prestige recordings whose cover designs reflected the increased recognition of jazz as a serious, influential art form.

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If the bill becomes law, it will lead to increased exercise of suffrage in the South, and will help restore American prestige in the parts of the world where it has been lowered by reports of the disenfranchisement of American Negroes.

As in many sub-Saharan Africa countries, in Ethiopia, an increased level of body fat is associated with beauty, prosperity, health, and prestige, despite its negative impact on health.

Not having a son in the first two live births may cause economic pressure not only through the increased expense of a third child but also by affecting family status and occupational prestige [ 10].