prestige

• power and prestige

  As such she holds tremendous power and prestige in Ulthuan.

• prestige projects

  No one was under any illusion that Margaret Thatcher was in the business of building expensive prestige projects — a category into which the Channel Tunnel was wrongly put.

• social prestige

  Undermining his mother's social prestige was-one thing, having to tell her about the book himself was another.

• prestige among

  In each case the basis for allocating prestige among the community was very public.

• status and prestige

  Finally, the status and prestige derived from empire threatens to raise the stakes in any imperial difficulty beyond what a rational reading of Soviet interests might otherwise dictate.

• prestige stamp book

  Yearly prestige stamp books .

• enjoy the prestige

  Most of the good performers in the international search companies enjoy the prestige of being part of a large firm.

• national prestige

  Finally, national prestige is also at stake.

• notion of prestige

  The most fruitful procedure might well be to seek lines of explanation other than those associated with the notion of prestige.

• prestige items

  Gold and silver have attracted particular attention because they were used to make prestige items such as jewellery and regalia.

• little prestige

  However, many occupations which afford little prestige or economic reward can be seen as vital to society.

• considerable prestige

  Despite all these humiliations and the failure of the dream, the migrants, once they return home, find they have acquired considerable prestige.