Sentence examples for increased status from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increased status" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a higher level or rank of someone or something. Example: After receiving a promotion at work, she enjoyed increased status among her colleagues.
"It gives her an increased status," Mohsin said.
And with new operas like "Dead Man Walking" favoring mezzos over sopranos, this voice type has obviously attained increased status.
So the witch doctors, or sangomas, often have visions and hear voices; there's a belief that they're communicating with ancestors, so they might have increased status.
So, not long after he and Murphy took over, the overseas operation was given increased status, under a group vice-president.
That inequality damages family life is shown by higher rates of child abuse, and increased status competition is likely to explain the higher rates of bullying confirmed in schools in more unequal countries.
A 2012 paper by Deters et al. found that experimentally inducing increased status updating "reduced loneliness... due to participants feeling more connected to their friends on a daily basis".
The increasing status of TV work is also reflected in the festival's programme.
Increasing status and power differences turns alpha natures into assholes (who as a result make worse decisions) and inferiors into underperforming wimps.
While it is not specifically stated that Polley will direct the project, her increasing status as an auteur means it is highly likely she will.
The plot shows slight decreasing effects with increasing status of the woman.
Away from that, however, nonreproductive bonding in ravens may qualify as a social manoeuvre facilitating access to resources and increasing status.
