Sentence examples for increasing prestige from inspiring English sources

In 1953 he joined the Communist Party, and he held positions of increasing prestige during the following decade.

Much of the growth is due to the increasing prestige of the highest-quality olive oil, extra-virgin.

I'm more focused in training, not worrying: 'Gosh, I've got to be at work in an hour.'" And then there's the increasing prestige of the sport itself.

The rise of computing in the humanities is testament to the "increasing prestige of metrics", Cohen continues, methods that come from science and which discount individual experience as "hopelessly subjective and parochial".

The revival was also given impetus by the recent successes and the increasing prestige of the natural sciences.

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.

Such improvements might include better training, higher salaries, and increased prestige for orphanage staff," among other important and overdue measures.

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.

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.

With 500 students, increasing academic prestige and an established soccer team, Iman Academy SW, an Islamic school in Houston, was seeking membership in 2010 to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, a group that organizes competition among more than 200 schools in the state.