Sentence examples for lower in status from inspiring English sources

But it also signifies, at least for the night, that I am lower in status than those I serve.

In Study 1, we show that the stereotype content for Blacks (vs. African-Americans) is lower in status, positivity, competence, and warmth.

Accept a job that's related to your field — even if it's lower in status or pay — and keep looking, he advised.

"I expressed that I felt discriminated just because I am viewed as a Korean female and younger, hence lower in status that I can be looked down upon and pushed aside," she said.

Kahneman, who was looking for jobs jointly with his equally distinguished wife, Anne Treisman, was hired at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver — a fine university, but lower in status than those that pursued his friend.

Kahneman, who was looking for jobs jointly with his equally distinguished wife, Anne Treisman, was hired at the University of British Columbia, in Vancouver a fine university, but lower in status than those that pursued his friend.

People who rank themselves lower in social status suffer worse health than those whose self-ranking is more favourable, even allowing for differences in wealth.

We also found that alternative specifications for landowner eligibility requirements, targeting criteria, and other parameters could greatly affect landowners' ability to participate, most strongly for respondents lower in socioeconomic status.

They share traits of being older in age, and lower in social status and, often, wealth.

On average, CHS members are slightly older than members of the other health maintenance organizations and somewhat lower in socioeconomic status (SES).

There is evidence for increased prevalence in adults in lower socioeconomic status in European countries.