Sentence examples for more prestige from inspiring English sources

Luxury, she said simply, is all about "more prestige".

"A think tank has more prestige," Mr. McGrath said.

He says blacks want jobs with more prestige.

Committees have more prestige; membership is in growing demand.

Surgeons have more prestige than valet parkers, but we do not acknowledge this.

Dayton also won this event in 1962 and 1968, when it had more prestige.

Do businesses gain more prestige (and cash) if they buy their employees iPads?

Occupying a leadership role often comes with more prestige, financial resources, flexibility, and future employment opportunities.

The more lavish and bankrupting the potlatch, the more prestige gained by the host family.

Players who excel in the first category reap more prestige, he said.

Occupying a leadership role often comes with more prestige, money, and flexibility.