Slow growth, indecisive politics, diminishing clout and relative decline have corroded the prestige of the old "West".
The defeat of the Circassian commander in chief, Rātib Pasha, by the Abyssinians in 1876 was a blow from which the prestige of the old officer group never recovered.
Second, with the southward shift of the centre of traditional culture, the prestige of the old literature began to decline in the North, especially in the eyes of the conquerors.
Tex Rickard's mental efforts to be bent on finding further cultural entertainments, such as music festival, as wants new Garden to carry prestige of the old as civic center.
On June 13 , 1951 the Merchants Association of the Easton Chamber of Commerce responded to the letter by forming the Easton Area Christmas Committee, which set a goal of restoring the prestige of Easton's old Yuletide decorations.
Nor will key apps sustain the centuries-old prestige of the key, because any reflected glory associated with locking or unlocking is likelier to reflect on the digital device, not one of its countless functions.
Mr. Eick said he had never dreamed of attracting actors with the talent and prestige of Edward James Olmos, who plays the old Lorne Greene role of Commander Adama, and Mary McDonnell, who portrays the president of the 12 human colonies of Kobol.
This is enhanced by the long-lasting patient-doctor relationship and the perceived prestige of GPs in the eyes of older adults that creates trust.
She runs again today in the Tattersalls Millions Sales Stakes (2.30 Newmarket), which offers instant reward, if not the old-money prestige of Pattern races.
Academic publishing is a tumult right now, with open-access journals and proponents thereof battling with the old-guard prestige of the likes of Science and Nature — along with the fees from jealous keepers such as Elsevier and Springer.
