Sentence examples for prestige value from inspiring English sources

Those with Arab fathers will recognise the prestige value of the title "doctor".

The set's prestige value notwithstanding, Sony never saw fit to reissue it on CD.

It has a high prestige value among the pupils themselves and the wider community.

"Dexter" still attracts more viewers, but the network has never had a show with so much prestige value.

The exception to all this: When marketing products that consumers buy for prestige value, stressing money spent seems to be more effective.

A scarf by a certain manufacturer in France may have a cultural and prestige value that it may not have in, let's say, Portugal.

Marketing to the much larger local groups who are not yet familiar with premium teas will emphasize our atmosphere (cozy, intimate, luxurious), our prestige-value (high prices, the sophistication of having a favorite "exotic" tea type), and our wide array of potential gifts (gift baskets, chocolates, loose teas and tea accessories).

In the wake of any meaningful bump that gives Prestige the value it is seeking, a deal could be reached quickly.

If anything, the live show has gained in prestige and value, thanks to designers like Miuccia Prada, Raf Simons of Dior and Alessandro Sartori of Berluti, to mention a few.

For millions of students, and not just Americans, Ivy League schools continue to hold unequivocal prestige and value.

As the University reaches greater levels of international prominence and prestige, the "value" of an NYU degree increases and opportunities occur.