Sentence examples for no less prestigious from inspiring English sources

In a sport where no one can agree on anything, Floyd Mayweather has emerged as a consensus choice for a title that is no less prestigious for being nonexistent: he is the undisputed pound-for-pound champion, which is to say, the best boxer in the world in any weight class.

By Kelefa Sanneh September 13 , 2013In a sport where no one can agree on anything, Floyd Mayweather has emerged as a consensus choice for a title that is no less prestigious for being nonexistent: he is the undisputed pound-for-pound champion, which is to say, the best boxer in the world in any weight class.

And then making it into one of the most prestigious universities no less.

The attention of the literary world may be focused on the Man Booker Prize ahead of next week's announcement of the winner, but another no less influential, if slightly less prestigious, literary contest culminates on Friday with the publication of the winning novel in Richard and Judy's year-long How to Get Published competition.

Some women also felt sidelined into less research-focused, and less prestigious, jobs with no clear route to promotion.

While some researchers have found that graduates of top schools earn more on average than those from less prestigious institutions, others have found no difference.

If there are no postdocs at research-intensive universities, should I apply for lectureships at less prestigious institutions?

As well as in some less prestigious titles.

Dissenting views nurtured in less prestigious schools were not considered.

The Carter Family represented on this tour is less prestigious.

Mr Bhatti extrapolates that the situation must be worse at less prestigious institutions.