Sentence examples for position of status from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jeyaretnam rose quickly in the Singapore legal establishment, eventually becoming chief of the Subordinate Judiciary, a position of status and influence.

Back in Singapore with his British law degree, Mr. Jeyaretnam rose quickly in the legal establishment, serving as a magistrate, district judge, prosecuting counsel, registrar of the Supreme Court and chief of the Subordinate Judiciary, a position of status and influence.

Yes, like many pieces of excellent design (and, of course, many pieces of terrible design), the Mnemosyne is so overpriced as to be relegated to the position of status symbol.

In this study, it is demonstrated that while the pre-colonial women of the Borana did not enjoy full position of status relative to men, colonialism reinforced the differences between the roles of men and women, contributing further to the waning of Borana women's pre-colonial roles and status.

Entrance to higher education in this new meritocracy, and to any position of status in society, is based on a simple formula: Merit = IQ + Effort.

Secrets were regarded as damaging, as were positions of status and labels.

Therefore, physicians feel the need to compete with such individuals in order to uphold their positions of status within Kurdish society.

Because this conservation status was defined by genome position, the conservation status of a given sdSNP was determined uniquely even if multiple transcripts included the exon flanking the sdSNP (Processes 6 and 7 in Figure 2).

Joseph's two tries, which followed the one he scored against Wales, had elevated him from the status of position-warmer (and he would probably not have started against Wales but for Barritt's injury, never mind Tuilagi's), to first-choice, leaving the focus on inside-centre.

So, contrary to the current Israeli position that the status of Jerusalem should be left until last because of its complexity, Rabbi Froman puts Jerusalem first in negotiations with the Palestinians.

IRS's position on the status of postdocs is the complete opposite of NIH's.