Sentence examples for Prominent reputation from inspiring English sources
Cronon established a prominent reputation early from environmental histories that described the interaction of peoples and ecologies in colonial and nineteenth century America.
He became a multimillionaire by signing off on large commercial loans that were financed by high-yielding mortgage investments — a business strategy that resulted in the collapse of his company and of his prominent reputation.
By his mid-30s Mir had developed a prominent literary reputation.
And while some might remind me similar jokes were made about Ronald Reagan's chances for the White House, at least he was a two-term governor of our largest state and before that had built a nationally prominent nice-guy reputation as a popular actor in movies and television.
Woods's apology for the pain his marital infidelities have caused family, friends and fans (in roughly that order of hurt) elicited the analysis of a veritable professoriate of apology experts who have been honing their skills for years on the blood-spattered sidewalk of prominent people's reputations.
Several prominent players, their reputations chock-full of marquee value, publicly questioned the NFLPA's intentions.
Whatever the institution, however low its reputation or prominent its profile, we will judge it in exactly the same way as any other school.
Across eight years -- she has served longer in the post than all but one other person in the last century -- Ms. White has won prominent cases and a reputation as a formidable political player within the Justice Department.
Politicians, prominent persons with a reputation to protect and other opinion leaders might oppose DN and PN.
In the years after founding Level Global, the Ganeks gained reputations as prominent collectors of modern art, though they had been collecting for nearly 20 years.
"We've been warning about this for years," Godfrey said, adding that people could abuse the feature to spread disinformation and ruin the reputations of prominent individuals.
