Sentence examples for key prestige from inspiring English sources
Coca-Cola CMO Charles Fruit Charles Fruit will become a senior adviser to the world's largest beverage maker, focusing on new media strategies, sports and entertainment marketing initiatives, and key prestige relationships.
That degree wasn't the key to prestige and security everyone said it was.
"The skincare," she's saying, to the flatmates who work Saturday shifts and need the bathroom for urgent early morning showers, who sweat for 45 minutes on the sofa after their usual Saturday morning jog, red and waiting, "is key to the prestige of the Mexican sugar skull bridge".
Key recording: Saxophone Colossus (Prestige, 1956).
Items procured through maritime trade became key symbols of social prestige and political power for the Philippine chiefly elite.
In interviews, individual scientists are loath to cite recognition and prestige as keys to professional happiness.
Status is the key word here, but the prestige that the city title brings is a very British obsession.
China uses perhaps its most prominent national symbol, the panda bear, to build bridges with key partners and enhance its prestige worldwide.
They also play a key role in status and prestige and for cementing social relationships such as kinship and marriage (Bonfiglioli 1993).
These are but not limited to: (1) increasingly competitive environment for government-allotted research funding and teaching resources, and (2) mounting publication pressures intensified by inter-institutional competition for world ranking, graduate employability, teaching reputation and scientific prestige which are key performance indicators for state funding allocation.
