Sentence examples for reduced prestige from inspiring English sources
The reduced prestige of both Coenred and his successor, Ceolred, may have stirred unrest among the Mercian nobility: Æthelbald was in exile during Ceolred's reign, and the survival of a hostile account of Ceolred may indicate a more general dissatisfaction with the ruling line.
Britain and France are incomparably more productive and prosperous now than they were a hundred and fifty years ago, at the height of Empire if it is our role in this century to repeat the economic "decline" of Britain in the last one, we'll have done fantastically well but they have limited military power and thus reduced prestige.
Britain and France are incomparably more productive and prosperous now than they were a hundred and fifty years ago, at the height of Empire — if it is our role in this century to repeat the economic "decline" of Britain in the last one, we'll have done fantastically well — but they have limited military power and thus reduced prestige.
Mass clusters did emerge, however, when social influence was weak, either directly via a reduced strength of social learning, or indirectly via prestige bias or similarity bias, which both reduced the subset of models that agents could be influenced by.
Here, local wiseguy Markie (Ray Liotta) has to be whacked for robbing some other wiseguys' poker game: he didn't do it, but someone has to be seen to get killed for the sake of confidence and prestige, and hitmen have to accept a reduced fee in the economic climate.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
Brokers: Weichert; Prestige.
"But prestige costs, too.
