Sentence examples for substantial prestige from inspiring English sources
Big-time college football is only one potential factor that can mold an institutional culture, but because of the substantial prestige and money involved, it is an extremely powerful one -- in some cases, one might say, an irresistible one.
Now substantial funding and prestige follow the outcomes, and no committee member can judge their own department.
The NYPD commissioner also has the power to reduce a precinct commander's rank, a very substantial loss in income, pension and prestige.
Would a substantial increase in membership diminish the Hall's prestige?
But this came at substantial risk: without congressional authorization, American and Presidential prestige would be at a low ebb.
The Palme d'Or for The White Ribbon is a moment which crowns Haneke as a mighty Cannes auteur, a film-maker in whose prestige and career development this festival has made a substantial investment.
Just as certain well-endowed hospitals sooner resemble resorts than health-care centres, the Intersect concept reflects a substantial shift in the notion of how consumers should shop for prestige automobiles.
Even though employees will receive roughly the same amount of money, the psychological blow of not getting a bonus is substantial, especially in a Wall Street culture that has long equated success and prestige with bonus size.
To be a member of it today implies that one has made a substantial contribution to experimental or theoretical science and membership thus confers the highest prestige.
