Sentence examples for raised status from inspiring English sources

The next Democratic president was not Bill Clinton's wife -- though it was a close call -- but the transparency-promising Barack Obama, who quickly raised status anxiety among white young "professionals" to new heights.

The raised status of journal club activity, for example, was promoted to not only value this as a forum for reading and discussing new research findings, but also as a tool to support research projects through critically appraising relevant literature.

A National College of Social Work will be established to raise status and standards in the profession.

He has inspired research and raised the status of paleontology.

They have raised teachers' status by making it harder to become and remain one.

She had already raised its status as a museum – with her there, its exhibitions were seen as essential.

The Guardian's partnership with Amref has raised its status and Katine feels quite different from other development projects.

"It really turned the city around, and for architects it suddenly raised their status in the eyes of clients".

The D.C.I. raised the status of the threat further still when he announced to C.I.A. senior managers in December 1998: "We are at war"...

It is about six weeks since the WHO raised the status to phase five, the first indication that a pandemic was imminent.

Headteacher, King Edward VI school, Bury St Edmunds Likes: Labour has significantly raised the status of the profession through the National College for School Leadership and other powerful partnerships.