Sentence examples for prestige gained from inspiring English sources

For the companies and individuals involved, the prestige gained can be useful.

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

The prestige gained by participating in a cavalry charge was such that additional officers would attempt to join one whenever possible.

Aided by the prestige gained from his successful forecast, Friedman led increasingly successful criticisms against the Keynesian consensus, convincing not only academics and politicians but also much of the general public with his radio and television broadcasts.

Apart from the prestige gained through the designation, owners are entitled to advantages such as local tax exemption, including fixed assets tax, special property tax, and city planning tax, as well as reduction of national taxes applied to the transfer of properties.

Prestige is gained by being among the first and most adept at a skill that everyone else covets.

The prestige Renault gained from Szisz's victory led to an increase in sales for the company, from around 1,600 cars in 1906 to more than 3,000 a year later, and increasing to more than 4,600 in 1908.

It relies heavily upon a pastoral economy, where prestige is gained by the size of one's herd [1].

"The defendant is a twisted, beloved, renowned doctor who used his prestige to gain trust of these girls and exploit them".

Scientific knowledge gained prestige over experience.

Abdulhamid Abu Iyad, a former Jabhat al-Nusra fighter from Aleppo, said: "People didn't know much about Khorasan, but they gained prestige after that".