Sentence examples for more prestigious position from inspiring English sources

Famed for an austere lifestyle and dedication to equality, Castro's socialist ideology might place him here, but locals believe he would need a more prestigious position in the cemetery not because of his individual views but because of his symbolism to the country.

There's no attorney in the world that holds a more prestigious position than the United States Attorney and for him to announce he was resigning towards the tail end of an investigation shows me something disgusting was going to happen.

A prestigious bio-medical researcher and professor, he will have to decide whether to seize the opportunity of a professional lifetime to leave Harvard for an even more prestigious position (chair of Cancer Biology and Genetics) at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York (in the movie, the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota).

The turnover in chairmen and subcommittee chairmen has led to a scramble for some of the more prestigious positions.

To the Editor: In the years since I was a Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal, more prestigious positions have opened up, as the "Why We Travel: West Africa" (April 8) segment amply demonstrates.

Field jobs are often entry-level positions in remote or inhospitable areas, with the goal of moving up and out into the city for a more prestigious office job.

The more prestigious your position, the more rigorous its demands will be.

So satisfied was the Guild with Ghiberti's efforts that when the doors were finished, Pisano's doors were moved to the south portal to make way for Ghiberti's doors, which were then put in place in the more prestigious East-facing position opposite the Duomo.

This was remedied when Yoshifusa's nephew Mototsune (see Fujiwara Mototsune) established a new position more prestigious and powerful than that of regent or prime minister the office of kampaku (chancellor), whose function was to serve as the emperor's spokesman and intermediary between the throne and the officialdom.

Many less skilled and less talented male directors have managed a more prestigious, and higher earning, position than her.

And the more prestigious and research-oriented a position is, the less likely it is that a woman will fill it.