Sentence examples for prestige increased from inspiring English sources

Rudra developed into the Hindu god Shiva, and his prestige increased steadily.

The first consul's prestige increased still more, and his friends—at his suggestion proposed that a "token of national gratitude" should be offered to him.

Despite Buckley's own sense of regret at his outburst — a regret that, as the film shows, seems to have followed him to the end of his life — his public activity continued unabated, and his prominence and prestige increased.

As an example, Cadillac repositioned its offerings to address emotional jobs related to the need to convey success and prestige, increasing its prices, tailoring its marketing efforts and reducing its number of models.

The team's repeated studies have shown that as power and prestige increase, trustworthiness declines.

"The prestige has increased significantly" (Independent).

That value can be directly measured in album sales in the weeks following the awards, and less directly in the long-term prestige (and increased booking rates) that can result when the words "Grammy-winning artist" become permanently appended to an act's name, said Scott Borchetta, the president of Big Machine Records.

Anderson's prestige was increased by two ambitious historical dramas in verse Elizabeth the Queen (1930) and Mary of Scotland (1933)—and by a success of a very different nature, his humorous Pulitzer Prize-winning prose satire, Both Your Houses (1933), an attack on venality in the U.S. Congress.

'Single ladies look forward to being married so they can become members of any group of their choice, as being a group member is a sign of prestige and increased social status'.

The criterion for membership is marriage: 'Single ladies look forward to being married so they can become members of any group of their choice, as being a group member is a sign of prestige and increased social status'.

For those selected, this offers as much as $4 million per year, architectural prestige and increased popularity.