Sentence examples for valuable status from inspiring English sources

The CEO doesn't have to be involved, though they can confer valuable status if you're pitching to a larger organisation.

While high publishing was never the industry's most profitable niche, it was a protected one which conferred valuable status on those who were part of it, from advertisers to editors and writer and shareholders.

Measuring only 3.5 inches square, it's likely the 103-year-old Titanic cracker will hold its most valuable status for some time, though the world of collectible biscuits is broader than one would think.

If it is to remain a source of solidarity, citizenship has to be seen as a valuable status, associated not only with civil and political rights, but also with the fulfilment of fundamental social and cultural rights (Habermas 1998, 118 119).

That's a valuable status for a business that has so far only existed in a legal gray area.

It was not until early this year that the United States withdrew Romania's valuable status as "most favored nation" for trade purposes, on grounds of human rights violations.

Despite their most valuable player status, the Sedins do not generate the same buzz as other N.H.L. stars like Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin or Patrick Kane.

It culminated with 5 minutes 42 seconds remaining in Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday, with Brees throwing for another touchdown and cementing his Most Valuable Player status.

An exceptionally valuable asset; status symbols and pretension are rampant in the film business.

In the same way, cut-throat, high-stakes competitive games that reward the winner with cash, valuable prizes, status, or power express and maintain Proving Ground mentality even as they delight us.

Death certificates (DC) can provide valuable health status data regarding disease incidence, prevalence and mortality in a community.