Sentence examples for larger prestige from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, however, he was denied the opportunity to work on some larger prestige projects.

In the late 1920s, Cunard faced new competition when the Germans, Italians and French built large prestige liners.

The disappearance of Carrafiello-Diehl comes seven months after it lost a large client, Prestige Brands, to the Via Group in Portland, Me.

(Manny Pacquiao, for example, made his professional debut at 106lbs but climbed several weight classes because larger purses and prestige are in the heavier division).

Russia consistently squanders large sums chasing prestige, with much of the money ending up in the pockets of corrupt officials.

These schools tend to share certain qualities: prestige, large STEM programs, research prowess and proximity to concentrations of investor capital.  .

The resulting victory of the congressional side and subsequent presidency of Admiral Jorge Montt led to a large increase in prestige and consequent funding for the navy.

Following the Civil War, this practice quickly spread, and clubs soon learned that games with rival clubs and tournaments drew larger crowds and brought prestige to the winners.

Its president, Yoweri Museveni, seems to associate a large population with national prestige.

But its BBC World Service has the largest audience and most prestige of any international radio station.

Mr. Smart said he wanted Elmiraj to have a sense of presence and prestige, like large Cadillacs of the past.