Sentence examples for Favorable reputation from inspiring English sources

Over time — which can't be bought — Johnson Security has built a strong and favorable reputation.

What's more, a favorable reputation plays an important role in attracting the best talent, suppliers and investment.

Overall, findings are consistent with the view that a high level of social capital (e.g., a favorable reputation, extensive social network, etc).

But Haley has earned a favorable reputation around the league because of his creativity in tweaking his system to fit his personnel.

But her three opponents all enjoy a generally favorable reputation among the Democratic voters who know them, while many more voters rate Ms. McCaughey Ross negatively than positively.

Rog-O-Matic has garnered a very favorable reputation as an expert Rogue player, and many human players have reported learning a lot about Rogue both by watching it play and by reading the source code.

"The endorsement of people who have favorable reputations will help Ferrer," Mr. Koch said.

The company has struggled to avoid bankruptcy since 2010, all while confronting a series of scandals that have undermined a once-favorable reputation.

These essays show a different side to Franzen, who has earned a less-than-favorable reputation of being a pompous misogynist (recently, he criticsized Edith Wharton for being homely).

Simply put, certain countries have less-than-favorable reputations with foreign entrepreneurs.

Any kind of favorable ethical reputation interchangeably recovers brand equity damaged by negative ethical reputation.