Sentence examples for prestige quality from inspiring English sources

Roger Kay, founder and president of tech research firm Endpoint Technology Associates, calls Macs elegant and says they have a "prestige quality".

But some consumers value prestige, not quality.

An underground tunnel, subtly illuminated by soft halide lights that change color every few minutes, leads visitors into a new building that people here hope will propel the Museum of Fine Arts to a higher level of prestige and quality.

Brought into life in 2002 following the collapse of a previous tournament, the Sudamericana lags far, far behind the Libertadores in terms of prestige and quality.

In past years, when we compiled our list of the Best Cemeteries in America, we looked at the most historically important cemeteries across the country and selected our favorites based on the number of celebrity burials (the celebrity factor can be indicative of both prestige and quality), maintenance and the cemetery's location.

However, most graduate public health programs in South Asia were offered by medical schools and did not have much effect on public health because of 'neglect, assignment of lowest priority, low prestige, poor quality of staff and inadequate facilities' [ 21, 22].

Always be on the look out for a place at the next-best theater and try to move up the ladder in size, prestige, and quality of production.

/ prized for prestige-enhancing qualities.

Instead the Academy came to prefer the prestige-enhancing qualities of drama, preferably drama with a contemporary social theme, based on an important literary source and performed by deglamorized stars playing against type.

In addition, brands may symbolize not only prestige but also quality and functionality, which gives consumers greater confidence when they purchase a branded product.

And museums often enhance a university's prestige, by the quality of their collections and by lending their works to other exhibitions that travel and spread the university's name.