Sentence examples for status to which from inspiring English sources
Advanced countries -- the status to which Argentina aspires -- regard default on debt as a mortal sin, but a sliding currency as at most a mild embarrassment.
If everyone lives like an upper-middle-class North American (a status to which much of the world seems to aspire), then even two billion is unsustainable.
Even now, under Vladimir Putin, Russia is clearly trying to reassert a great-power status to which Russians feel entitled by geography and history.
Most Muslims in India are the descendants of low-caste Hindus who converted over the centuries, often to escape the deprived status to which Dalits were consigned.
Villa's first task will be to regain Premier League status, to which end the Chinese businessman Xia has recruited not only Roberto Di Matteo as manager but Steve Clarke and Kevin Bond as assistants.
That the IOC's executive committee will make that decision next year causes golf an obvious problem, given the also-ran status to which the Rio medal quest has been reduced.
When the I.R.S. denied tax-exempt status to Bob Jones University, which discriminated against blacks, she played a key role in persuading the Justice Department to take Bob Jones's side.
Iceland's weather office initially raised the aviation alert status to red, which imposes certain flight restrictions in the area.
The sadness that one feels at times when reading Wilder arises from his loyalty to a status quo to which he both did and did not belong.
FAT, red and glossy, The Economist desk diary is, we bashfully admit, a status symbol to which many aspire.
None of the sides can agree what is meant by words like decentralisation, federalisation or "special status", and to which areas they apply.
