Sentence examples for their prestigious from inspiring English sources

Last week the BBC announced the shortlist for their prestigious Sports Personality of the Year Award.

Will economists volunteer to share their prestigious prize out of their own acccord?

The BBC say their prestigious award "goes to the sportsperson whose actions have most captured the public's imagination during 2015".

He played an active role in the Metals Service Center Institute (MSCI) and received their prestigious Presidents Award in 2006.

For informing the Chinese that we eavesdrop on many of their important institutions, including their prestigious research universities?

The Sunnis from the triangle lost their prestigious and well-paying jobs in the armed forces and internal security apparatus.

The study also shows that well-off families get their children prestigious work experience that helps their job hunt.

Maybe the only way to get through to these people is to point out that as the quality of the CSU declines under their mismanagement the underpinnings justifying their own prestigious salaries will eventually decline with it.

Findings indicated that in all four facilities there was a tension between the administrative hierarchy (from which in-charges drew their authority) and the medical hierarchy in which clinicians, based on their more prestigious training, were senior.

It was regrettable that Pacific Northwest squandered three performances of their short, prestigious New York visit with this trivial "Roméo".

Sotheby's, Christie's, and, now, Phillips de Pury go head-to-head with their most prestigious sales.