loss of status

At the very least, they could expect a loss of status.

The loss of status is automatic and sometimes occurs without their knowledge.

Discharge would mean degradation, the loss of status, the opportunity to better her position.

It was like a beacon drawing attention to her loss of status.

Take our negotiated loss of status or you will never leave your star."

Al Qaeda, after all, is unlikely to take a loss of status lying down.

With Diminishment came not only damage but loss of status.

Many ordinary Russians seem more depressed than angry about their loss of status.

Men who married non-status women did not suffer the same loss of status.

But lured with stock options and creative control, they're taking the risk even if the price may be a loss of status.

What is incomprehensible, however, is the loss of status that goes with part time work.

It's not just the new chores that bother some executives; the loss of status can hurt, too.

The loss of status could be compensated for with cleverness and charm.

Capital punishment took away control over one's own body, thereby implying a loss of status and honour.

And they became subject to infamia, a loss of status that entailed legal disabilities.

Prepare for us negotiated loss of status giving them as little as possible."

To fall from grace is an idiom referring to a loss of status, respect, or prestige.

As a result of her loss of status at court, she visited the house less and less.

He succeeded in forcing several thousand nobles into service by threatening them with loss of status and land.

Many business owners and industry groups, fearing a loss of status, deluged the agency with negative comments.

Mr. Eisner said he gave little thought to the risks or perceived loss of status.

When families migrate to the United States from a country with a patriarchal society, men in particular may experience a loss of status.

Rivers had accepted a spot humiliation, a certain loss of status, and that bothered me because I didn't understand his motive.

Ms. Davidson is asking them about the loss of status, confidence, stability, family, sexuality and future prospects.

The 6,300 drivers are feeling a loss of status as the bus company struggles with a decline in bus travel.