When poor, she was treated as invisible; with increasing wealth has come an outer perception of increasing respectability.
His students, among them Thomas Wolfe, Maxwell Anderson, and Paul Green, testified to his influence, and his ideas and activities were seminal in the Little Theatre movement in the United States and in the increasing respectability of theatre in the academic curriculum.
But the new look and increasing respectability of Sinn Fein are also reflected in how it does its business.
For an industry desperate to regain a modicum of public support and political credibility, agreeing to pay taxes specifically earmarked to fund an environmental corps would likely be seen as a small price to pay for increased respectability.
As Adam knows or ought to know, in actual fact, the "mathematical turn" of economics that flourished in the 1950s was precisely and self-consciously an attempt by economists to increase the "respectability" of economics.
Increasing the scientific respectability of the creation story (as with the Big Bang hypothesis) would still leave Heidegger objecting that the wrong question is being addressed.
Knowing that Gilbert and Sullivan shared his vision of broadening the audience for British light opera by increasing its quality and respectability, Carte gave Gilbert wider authority as a director than was customary among Victorian producers, and Gilbert tightly controlled all aspects of production, including staging, design and movement.
The Academy was Mayer's ploy to unite the high rollers of the industry's five branches--actors, directors, writers, technicians, and producers--and at the same time raise the respectability of the movies and lessen the increasing power of the unions.
Disaffected Witnesses believe that the association, which has not been publicised to followers, is intended to increase the cult's respectability to sceptical governments, such as France's, which have refused to recognise it.
Grants supporting research that involves community participation have increased dramatically and gained in academic respectability since 1996, when the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences NIEHSstartedted funding such research (Wolfson and Parries 2010), which, in turn, led to increasing pressure to more precisely evaluate outcomes (Drew et al. 2010).
But its champions claim it can raise their chances of beating their benchmarks, without much increasing risk.Although it can still give regulators the willies, especially when combined with derivatives and gearing, short-selling is steadily gaining respectability.
