Sentence examples for prestige in terms of from inspiring English sources

With something to gain, faculty writers operating from a position of prestige in terms of rank might have less regard for original authorship, the other situational factor in Fishman's (2009) definition.

"Families already think a lot about schools — in terms of prestige, in terms of being close to home.

Since both solutions were equally difficult, shown an equal number of times by each model and resulted in equal rewards, we interpret this outcome as evidence that the preferred model in each of the two groups tested enjoyed a significant degree of prestige in terms of whose example other chimpanzees chose to follow.

But others say these do not have the prestige of the Tonys in terms of what they can do for a show's fortunes and a performer's reputation.

"But these assignments pay off over time in terms of prestige and a franchise".

"I dashed out of Big Office tonight for this which is, pathetically, probably the biggest (in terms of prestige) City game of my lifetime," confesses Will Dean.

This is a competition too important in terms of prestige – and the financial situation – for you to do silly things.

EVER since the National Health Service was founded almost 60 years ago, hospitals have had the upper hand in terms of prestige and resources.

The drivers' title is the most important to the team in terms of prestige and marketing value.

The Academy of the Arabic Language (1932), which was presided over by the veteran educator Taha Husayn, became, in terms of prestige and influence, one of the most important cultural institutions in Egypt.

America will be hugely weakened, not just in terms of prestige, money, and morale in the armed forces, but in its political process.