Sentence examples for terms of esteem from inspiring English sources

But the Shinola features such a bold design that it earns a place next to something like a Uniform Wares in terms of esteem, meaning it's unique enough that the price tag becomes less of an issue.

An imbalance between high efforts and low rewards in terms of esteem, salary, job promotion or job security leads to negative emotions and harmful stress.

In the third, Kyrie Irving who may be the series's main beneficiary in terms of new esteem, fully deserved started in, again, with the layups.

"If you look over my entire lifetime," my other friend said, "those four years were the lowest point in terms of self esteem".

The absurd sums earned by Wall Street figures are well trodden ground – Fuld agreed to the committee that he had pocketed somewhere between $250m and $350m over the last eight years - and in terms of public esteem, corporate bosses are held somewhere close to arsonists.

In this model, high ratio of occupational effort spent relative to rewards received in turn in terms of money, esteem, job security, and career opportunities, elicits sustained stress responses and ill health [ 1- 4].

Thus, emotional functioning in terms of self esteem would be important to assess in trials evaluating antihyperglycemic medications that produce even small amounts of weight loss in those people with T2DM and moderate obesity.

The focus of the effort-reward imbalance model is put on contractual non-reciprocity where high efforts at work are not met by adequate rewards in terms of money, esteem, promotion prospects and job security.

In terms of self-esteem and confidence I think I'm generally quite healthy".

"Apps such as Tinder don't do either sex many favours in terms of self-esteem, but I suspect that they make it even harder for men.

That impacted me in terms of self-esteem and taking other risks in my life.