Sentence examples for prestigious by from inspiring English sources

(It should be noted that the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, considered Canada's most prestigious by some, declines to participate in the Which MBA? ranking).

JPMorgan was seen as highly prestigious by bankers at other firms, who said it was "just like Goldman and arguably better," according to Vault.

These larger firms would typically be viewed as more prestigious by graduates.

Aqeela Asifi: We can make teaching more prestigious by showing its importance to the communities, and by giving it value in our society.

Women in our study reported that, husbands felt masculine, prestigious, and honored by committing IPV against their wives.

Acceptances into the 2012-13 academic year fell by 7% in the most prestigious institutions; by 11% in "medium-tariff institutions" and by 14% in others.

The Making of the Masters: Clifford Roberts, Augusta National, and Golf's Most Prestigious Tournament, by David Owen.

Irish-born William Campbell, Japanese Satoshi Omura, and the Chinese Tu Youyou together were awarded the prestigious prize by a committee in Stockholm.

In March, for example, landlocked Switzerland beat New Zealand to the America's Cup, sailing's most prestigious prize, by hiring a crew of New Zealanders.

In 1971 Dr. McCarthy received the Turing Award, the most prestigious given by the Association of Computing Machinery, for his work in artificial intelligence.

Paulo André brought up an incident in 2011, after Corinthians were unexpectedly eliminated from the Copa Libertadores, South America's most prestigious tournament, by Tolima, a little-known Colombian team.