Sentence examples for prestige that from inspiring English sources

In the late seventies, investigating corporate misdeeds had a prestige that is difficult to recapture today.

Sometimes the value is financial, sometimes just the prestige that comes with the label.

Moreover, critics charge, academia is being corrupted by the money and prestige that attend television coverage.

Morgan Stanley had dueled with Goldman Sachs for the prestige that comes with leading Facebook's market debut.

It was something subtler – prestige, the prestige that is the mother's reward for the work of bearing her offspring.

The point, in such cases, is a bid for prestige that would be less dramatic if the price paid seemed more rational.

Lincoln Center originally considered downtown as a location for the new theater, but playwrights wanted the prestige that comes with being on the Lincoln Center campus.

He plays for Liverpool, a club of great international prestige that is run by Fenway Sports Group, which also owns the Red Sox.

This study of the recent resurgence of "heirloom" crops — tomatoes, apples, carrots, and more — examines the nostalgia and the prestige that surround them.

And why do so many think that the prestige that comes with the name of a university automatically guarantees a superior education?

They just want to shut the whole thing down (but ideally keep the money and the prestige that comes with the job).