Loury's alliance with the right was rooted in part in his deep aversion to the intellectual conformity he felt the left imposed on black intellectuals; the right offered not only prestige, resources and acceptance but also, it seemed, the freedom to speak his mind.
In many ways, he has eclipsed even the founder of the group Abu Musab al-Zarqawi last decade in prestige, resources, and potential for the future.
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 Random House Trade Group, along with its internal rival, Knopf, was one of the few publishers that combined literary prestige, financial resources and marketing power.
That leaves Mr. Bush with the principled, if unfamiliar, option of using American prestige and resources to fortify Pakistan's badly battered democratic institutions.
Officials are often reluctant to give up weapons materials, Mr. Stockton and others say, because it means a loss of prestige and resources for their programs.
Dr. Vest had to contend with the reluctance of his own trustees to share the Whitehead's prestige and resources with Harvard.
But three-quarters were run for profit, including the biggest five.None of the for-profit institutions has the prestige or resources of the best public ones, such as the University of São Paulo, Latin America's sole star in international rankings.
I think serious research tends to be associated with higher academic quality, more prestige, more resources, and even, heaven help us, better teaching, to a greater extent than you might think.
Selecting the women's British Open to become the fourth major became attractive to Ty Votaw, the L.P.G.A. commissioner, because the tournament has been on the L.P.G.A. schedule since 1994 and provided the criteria he was looking for: prestige, financial resources for a long-term commitment, a world-renowned site, television exposure and an attractive place on the L.P.G.A. schedule.
The business school has thrown its enormous prestige and resources behind what it calls "reinventing America," an effort in part to persuade American businesses, many of which are led by its graduates, to take a hard look at the impact their outsourcing has had on the country's competitiveness.
