Sentence examples for prestige grades from inspiring English sources

I don't think my friend and I ever resented one another more than is usual for kids of a certain age competing for social prestige, grades, sporting prowess, or what have you but having an outlet for those feelings was important nonetheless.

I don't think my friend and I ever resented one another more than is usual for kids of a certain age – competing for social prestige, grades, sporting prowess or what have you – but having an outlet for those feelings was important nonetheless.

Do you really want a prestige class?

From afar, it looked like prime Oscar bait: Tulip Fever boasts a grade-A prestige cast including Academy Award winners Alicia Vikander, Christoph Waltz, and Judi Dench.

You will finish the target or follow the timetable at least for your prestige if not for your better grades.

Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.

Prestige is not important in the transfer process, but grades and recommendations will be paramount.

The number of ratings represented very considerable differences of power, prestige, and prerogatives and produced psychological barriers between the highest and lowest grades at least as great and as conspicuous as between the cadres and the masses.

The major obstacle discouraging respondents from choosing GP/FM (59.2%) as a specialty was reported to be the lack of specialization of this discipline, followed by perceived difficulty in finding a career post, low grade of acceptance by the medical community, and low social prestige (14.8%, 13.7% and 12.3% respectively).

Easily graded, forced-choice tests influence financial aid, college acceptance rates, family prestige, teachers' tenure, property values and administrators' political clout.

Prestige and Willshaw (1975) suggested a classification of the different ways in which graded labels could instruct retinotopic mappings.