Sentences with phrase «cachet of»

And while house flipping might lack the cachet of tech, it's a relatively safe bet compared with the risky world of start - ups, said Eric Smith, director of data analytics for Crowdnetic.

The deal underscores the increasing cachet of restaurants within the net lease world and Trustreet becomes the latest publicly held REIT to be taken over by a private equity entity.

David Bernand, general manager of the Four Seasons hotel in Washington, the current rate leader in the market, said the new Trump property will boost the cachet of the city as a luxury destination and provide some tough competition.

Chicago Title not only brings to Arizona 170 years of growth and stability, but the cachet of Fortune 500 credentials and a team of deeply invested professionals as well.

Real estate practitioners and developers overcome this bias by giving an area a new name — perhaps one that capitalizes on the cachet of a nearby community.

Despite lacking some key features when compared to the competition, the Xperia L1 does have the cachet of the Sony brand in its favor, as while the Japanese giant isn't quite as successful in the smartphone arena as it perhaps should be, it still carries some weight with tech fans.

The latter component hasn't got the cachet of Samsung's Super AMOLED display, but it's still color rich and seems close to the glass, which is important for image quality.

No, the thing that's attracted outsiders is the iPhone X's radical new look, capabilities, and, in no small part, the cachet of expensive exclusivity.

«While many law firms have a strong heritage and loyal clients and referrers, none can boast the brand cachet of the large consumer brands.

The cachet of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil has taken a hit with the withdrawal of support for the organization by an Australian watchdog that had pushed some of...

Eateries such as Lot 61 in New York attempted to buy the cachet of, say, Max's Kansas City, where Warhol had held court in the Sixties, and where in the Eighties Julian Schnabel had worked as a waiter and made paintings with smashed plates on his day off.

While one applauds the artist's obvious talent for self - promotion in bagging a Turner Prize (which gives the winning artwork an automatic cachet of authenticity), one's jaw drops at the sight of so many art professionals rushing to praise this piece of artistic chutzpah - especially since no museum over the last eight years has considered it to be a worthwhile purchase.

Others, however, are reassured by relentlessly rising values — and by the cachet of buying blue - chip works from international «brand» galleries.

There is a certain irony in using the rubric of «sculpturalism» to encapsulate the influential architecture that has emerged from Southern California in recent decades, because its sculptural quality is now probably its least defining characteristic; its once - novel forms — and the pioneering digital technologies that enable them — have become ubiquitous, and what previously had the cachet of a local style has become a global export.

You probably do not need a reminder that Marc Chagall and Deborah Kass are Jewish — and why everyone needs her version of Warhol's tired legacy with the equally tired cachet of Barbra Streisand (in place, I suppose, of Jackie, Marilyn, or the electric chair) is beyond me.

Digimon began life in 1997 as a Tamagotchi successor before transforming into a bald - faced Pokémon imitation, but it's never come close to matching the popularity or cultural cachet of either franchise.

The undeniable cachet of epic mountain ranges, seasonal beauty and rustic charm makes honeymooning in the mountains an all season affair.

Crocodilians have a great cachet of mystery about them — at once lazily dreamy yet brooding and calculating.

Since chinchillas are less well - known and more expensive than most other small pets, they carry the cachet of an exotic animal.

Could what's in your wallet carry the cachet of «no preset spending limit» and still come back to bite your credit score?

The Sony Reader PRS - 500 may not have the cachet of the Kindles and Nooks of the world, but Sony did just release an upgraded firmware supporting the soon - to - be-standard ePub format.

I don't yet see evidence that print publications are much interested in serials; if they are, it makes total sense they would tap a well - known storyteller like Smith — since then the cachet of his name helps with marketing and promotion of their product.

Though she acknowledges the cachet of publishing with a trade press, in March 2016 she put out Lady Lucy's Quest, a book meant for kids who've experienced trauma, through ShiresPress.

and indies (some of»em, anyway) want the cachet of «being published».

Or, more precisely, self - publishing will never have the cachet of traditional publishing.

We've often heard that having the cachet of a publisher name behind us will -LSB-...]

In my mind, it still lacked the cachet of traditional publishing, despite the way e-readers and CreateSpace have been revolutionizing the world of self - publishing.

My sense is that the cachet of the «conventional» agent / publisher route provides the credibility to get one's foot into the door of bookstores and some speaking venues.

And yes, the VW doesn't have the AMG cachet of the A 45, but the Golf is still put together with excruciating attention - to - detail and finesse.

This Cadillac can run with the big boys, but it doesn't yet have the cachet of an M5 or AMG E 63 (although it's getting close).

Recognizing the potential to capitalize upon the cachet of the Land Rover brand in the emerging small SUV...

Suddenly, here was a fun to drive SUV with tremendous roadholding, powerful engines, and the undeniable cachet of the blue and white roundel badging.

The likes of the BMW 6 - Series and Porsche 911 convertibles are too sporty (and not expensive enough) to directly compete; the Bentley Continental GT convertible has an enviable cachet of its own but drags around a load of tech that, compared to Benz's space - age suite, feels almost Edwardian; the Rolls - Royce Dawn, price and attitude-wise, occupies another realm entirely.

The 2012 Volvo S80 may not have the cachet of a Lexus GS, Audi A6 or BMW 5 Series, but it merits attention among premium brands nonetheless.

The 2013 Volvo S80 may not have the cachet of a Lexus GS, Audi A6 or BMW 5 Series, but it merits consideration among these premium brands nonetheless.

«Patriot has all the credibility and cachet of the Jeep brand at a very affordable price.»

Although it may not have the cachet of the original Ghibli, the Quattroporte, or the Bora, the Coupe was a crucial car for Maserati, helping relaunch the brand as one of the most important luxury, high - performance automakers.

That said, the chunky, over-engineered feeling of components like air - vents in, say, a Bentley Mulsanne is missing in the Maybach, which also lacks the road presence and badge cachet of a Rolls - Royce, not to mention top - end super-limo items like coach doors with in - built umbrellas.

Whether you're looking for a Macan lease deal or to buy one outright, the cachet of the Porsche brand means relatively high residual values can offset the premium loaded list prices which start in the mid # 40ks.

Regardless, competitors are catching up, though they'll lack have the cachet of the tri-star hood ornament.

While it doesn't have quite the cachet of other luxury automakers, Infiniti's M35h shouldn't be overlooked.

The Genesis brand doesn't yet have the recognition or cachet of established luxury makes, and no stand - alone options are available.

The cachet of the Mercedes - Benz badge on the nose of the 2018 GLS - Class is part of the roughly $ 70,500 price tag, but there is more as well.

The two wanted to build an auto with the cachet of a 1960s top - down, high - performance, two - seat sports car and the reliability of a»90s automobile.

And if the buyer is willing to pay ($ 7000) above the odds for European cachet of a different flavour, there's always the Peugeot 3008...

OK, so it doesn't provide quite as many thrills behind the wheel as a BMW might, and the VW badge doesn't have the cachet of some rivals, but the high - end cabin is beautifully built and covered in premium materials.

While the feisty Renault Clio 197 might push both cars to the limit on tight mountain roads, it can't match the cachet of either brand, let alone the build quality.

At that price, the Cadenza is very well equipped and won't disappoint shoppers who seek a comfortable, spacious sedan with a technology - heavy interior and fresh design, without carrying the cachet of a luxury brand.

This is already an attractive price for all the performance, technology and brand cachet of an Audi TT, and even a nicely equipped TT Coupe comes in around $ 50,000.

Despite the cachet of the badge at home, it was marketed as the Mitsubishi 3000GT and as the Dodge Stealth outside Japan; the company was concerned that connoisseurs would object to the evocative nameplate from the highly regarded Ferrari 250 GTO and Pontiac GTO being used on a Japanese vehicle.