Sentence examples for prestige point of view from inspiring English sources
'Success from the financial and from the prestige point of view is not enough,' Warburg told his fellow directors in 1959.
Develop your point-of-view.
Consistently remain in one point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
Three successive such scorelines have reinvigorated their season, putting Claudio Ranieri's team within touching distance of an FA Cup final and, more importantly from the point of view of prestige and finance, a Champions League place.
The epistemic privilege it enjoys reflects both androcentrism (a male point of view, misrepresented as universal) and the social prestige attached to whatever is gender-symbolized as "masculine" (Merchant 1980, Smith 1974).
From the orchestra's point of view, a lost tour represents primarily a loss of prestige; "ego" was Mr. Mansfield's word.
"From the Algerian point of view the attack… was an affront to the prestige of the Algerian military which is a very central part of the Algerian value system".
"But, from our point of view, it's a deal that benefits all 42 clubs and adds to the prestige of the league overall".
"From a spectator point of view this group is very attractive and we will watch great matches and players with great prestige," he said.
