Sentence examples for status stature from inspiring English sources

In the second, participants described how violation and promotion of dignity infringed upon or served autonomy (privacy, freedom of choice or movement, "adulthood"); status (stature, social standing, role, reputation, visibility); and citizenship (the relationship between an actor and the state).

In August, two Princeton economists released a study titled "Stature and Status: Height, Ability, and Labor Market Outcomes".

By Mark Borden In August, two Princeton economists released a study titled "Stature and Status: Height, Ability, and Labor Market Outcomes".

Last August, the economists, Anne Case and Christina Paxson, published a paper called "Stature and Status: Height, Ability and Labor Market Outcomes" that is still reverberating.

There's the difference between status and stature.

It gained public status and stature through its Nobel Peace Prize, its outspoken chairman and its key role in forging consensus on the effects of climate change, and it has become the ultimate source of authority for scientific claims about climate change.

He does not have the status or stature of an Anfield superstar and if he departed, it is unlikely to be a cause for widespread mourning among fans.

Such common managerial artifacts as line and staff organization, complex reporting relationships (and the organization charts that encode them), and titles to reflect one's status and stature emerged from the twentieth century military and industrial organizations that were built to harness new technological capabilities.

Isn't Alzheimer's sufficiently tragic for someone who has not attained such vaunted status and stature ("a cerebral and privileged life")?

To say "all star" is an understatement and undermines the integrity of this diverse roster of artists: D'Gary, Afel Bocum, Vusi Mahlasela, Oumou Sangare, Richard Bona, Baaba Maal, Toumani Diabate, Bassekou Kouyate, Djelmady Tounkara -- it would take the status and stature of this banjo player to even pull such a thing off, not to mention even thinking up such an ambitious undertaking.

To account for the discrepancy between declared status and stature composition of the population, we will denote as modern-like (resp. traditional-like), a population containing a majority of short individuals (resp. tall individuals).