Sentence examples for prestigious groups from inspiring English sources

The two most prestigious groups of American literary awards, the National Book Awards and the Pulitzer Prizes, no longer bestow instant celebrity on their winners, as they often did in decades past.

Established in 1993, the Million Dollar Advocates Forum (which includes the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum) is one of the most prestigious groups of trial lawyers in the United States.

Those Louisiana lawyers who receive the highest point totals during the nomination, research and peer review process are further recognized as the "best of the best" in Louisiana Super Lawyers "Top Lists". The Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum is one of the most prestigious groups of trial lawyers in the United States.

The timing of the release of DEMS data is critical because two prestigious groups, the International Agency for Research on Cancer and the U.S. National Toxicology Program are set to review their standards on the health risks of diesel exhaust.

Mutual intelligibility between languages is not a transitive relation, and sometimes the intelligibility relation is not even symmetric (smaller, more isolated, or less prestigious groups often understand the dialects of larger, more central, or higher-prestige groups when the converse does not hold).

Each year thousands of awards are handed out to the rich and famous by guilds, "The Academy" and other prestigious groups.

It has attracted a prestigious group of high profile media investors in the last few years.

Another equally prestigious group put $430 million into HomeGrocer, the Seattle-based rival Webvan bought last year.

There was always tension existing between the smaller, more prestigious group of assistants and the larger group of deputies.

He conveyed joy and a sense of duty to his trustees, the most prestigious group on any cultural board.

The Flowgram product has captured the imagination of a prestigious group of individuals with exceptional track records.