Sentence examples for the same prestige from inspiring English sources
Animation has never enjoyed the same prestige as in Japan.
A new Dalai Lama would likely have little of the same prestige, inside China or abroad.
Mr. Duisenberg does not have the same prestige in the council that Mr. Greenspan has in the Fed.
"Though it is a less expensive alternative to Fifth Avenue, it is still on the same prestige plane".
The biggest potential stumbling block, though, is that not all online degrees carry the same prestige as their traditional counterparts.
Such inertia reflects an unnecessary insecurity and conservatism, and helps explain why the social sciences don't enjoy the same prestige as the natural sciences.
Where previously it had been granted an hour of prime time a week – giving it the same unspoken prestige as, say, The Apprentice – MasterChef is now filler.
Caesars Entertainment (known until 2010 as Harrah's Entertainment), the owner of the WSOP, considers the WSOP Europe bracelet to be the same in prestige as those awarded every year in Las Vegas.
The transatlantic gap has narrowed; TV has easily the same scope and prestige as cinema.
Mr Hill, a Wharton alumnus, says he wants the veterinary school to achieve the same "recognition and prestige" as his alma mater.
Or will the Academy's notoriously conservative taste fail to recognise yet another illuminating performance in favour of the same tired, old prestige pieces?
