Sentence examples for its prestige from inspiring English sources

Even as it sheds some of its support, the government remains determined not to surrender what it deems its prestige.

As it got huge, its prestige grew.

This robbed the senatorial aristocracy of its prestige, and made it increasingly subservient to him.

In the United States, the Nobel didn't quite have the commercial heft it did elsewhere, but its prestige was still unparalleled.

It is used for this purpose only for its prestige and inherent bullion value; it is not a decorative metal.

In spite of its prestige, or perhaps because of it, displays of wealth are scant and boys wear cheap ties.

He said his university benefited, too, attracting students it would not otherwise have, building its prestige and revenues.

Given the clear prospect of failure, it might seem odd that Jordan risked its prestige to set up the meeting.

It will take time, but GM may yet revitalize its prestige franchise.

"Politics has lost its prestige and doesn't have a good name to it," she said.

The U.S. auto industry can regain its prestige and profitability, but a bailout alone won't do it.