Sentence examples for less prestige from inspiring English sources

Now, hitting.300 carries less prestige than it once did.

NYU used to be a commuter school with little money and even less prestige.

Sehgal is also aware that the performing arts command less prestige than those which we consider visual art.

Much of the work that replaced them was not only lower paid and more insecure: it had less prestige.

"I didn't want to put the Ferrari name on a car with less content, less prestige," Mr. Montezemolo said.

In medicine, the guild system applied to the surgeon, who also acted as barber and was regarded as a craftsman with less prestige than the physician.

Less prestige-heavy Chinese law firms "have the most value" to Dentons, says Joseph Andrew, the firm's chairman, "because they have the relationships with the CEOs of Chinese clients" (whereas Red Circle firms focus on Western clients).

When certainty associated with a payment system increased, its appeal rose for women and individuals who are less prestige-oriented, risk-tolerant or effort-tolerant.

That is also the case among those who are less prestige-oriented, less risk-tolerant and less effort-tolerant.> Table  5 shows the result of a multinomial logistic regression analysis elucidating the profiles of respondents who preferred a different payment system in hospitals to the current one.

For anyone who likes the idea of magicians in 18th century London (in cahoots with Nikola Tesla, no less!), "The Prestige" will be quite enticing.

A longtime doormat with little history and less national prestige, Missouri seemingly served only as a speed bump for the teams from Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas on their inevitable drives to glory.