Sentence examples for level of prestige from inspiring English sources

"But they also want a level of prestige".

The higher the level of prestige a gym has, the more Pokémon it can hold.

"To achieve the level of prestige required," wrote the report's author, Graham Bradley.

"It's not easy – it's a science as well, it has a level of prestige about it, like winemaking," Mazzarella says.

Because of the language's co-official status in Bolivia, it enjoys a relatively high level of prestige.

I didn't select these papers based on the level of prestige of the venue in which they were first presented.

By sending actual faculty observers into nearly 600 classrooms at nine colleges and universities with various levels of prestige and having them judge the teaching quality and academic rigor of the courses they offer, using a common rubric on which the observers have been trained for about 30 hours.

The keyboard-mouse interface, often touted as less "natural" than other potential user interfaces like touchscreens (forgetting that there is no "natural" HCI, but only "naturalized" HCIs), can be mastered in such a way as to elevate the computer user to extraordinary levels of prestige and admiration.

Why are women underrepresented in academic science, especially at the higher levels of prestige and power?

Conventional wisdom has it that it is difficult for retailers to offer differentiated services or levels of prestige to their different levels of customer loyalty.

As a result of this, in 1082 the reorganization of the central bureaucracy scrapped the hierarchies of commissions in favor of the early Tang model of officials advancing through a hierarchy of ministries, each with different levels of prestige.