Sentence examples for prestige during from inspiring English sources

In 1953 he joined the Communist Party, and he held positions of increasing prestige during the following decade.

When Paulson was nominated for the job two years ago the New York Times reported that he "initially rebuffed overtures" because the job was "widely viewed as having declined in influence and prestige during Mr Bush's presidency".

Much as America's scientific leadership and policy of open inquiry did wonders for its prestige during the cold war, making most of the detection system data available to the global public would show friends, allies and adversaries that the United States is willing to use even its most advanced defense assets for the betterment of humanity.

Distrusting al-Azhar for its Shi'a history, the mosque lost prestige during his rule.

The nation enjoyed great international prestige during the final years of the Empire.

The nation enjoyed great international prestige during the final years of the Empire, and it had become an emerging power within the international arena.

Houdon's prestige continued during the turbulence of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic era.

Perhaps to counteract criticism of its lowbrow entertainment fare, the network offered a number of prestige projects during the Silverman years, notably the blockbuster miniseries Roots (1977).

Christmas Day marks the traditional climax of Hollywood's year-end prestige season, during which the studios roll out their most artistically respectable films, the show ponies believed to be contenders for awards and critics' 10-best lists.

Finally, we discuss the geographic distribution of the Tigre points, the blade technology present in the Uruguay River basin, the presence of prestige artifacts during the settlement, and the chronology of the "Umbu tradition" of southern Brazil in relation to the previous and recent data obtained in the Tigre site.

As a leader, Byard recorded a string of albums for the Prestige label during the 1960s.