Sentence examples for Reputed from inspiring English sources

But it has also left the executive facing a reputed £600m funding gap this financial year.

Only 40 minutes away is Paestum, with its three Greek temples, reputed to be the finest surviving specimens on the Continent.

All three of the leading candidates are reputed to be more business-friendly than she has been.

Mr Murphy is reputed to have written the insurance laws in that island, where many of AIG's most complicated dealings take place.

Unlike most reputed mavericks in this field, he actually is.

Mr Leeson, whose losses of £860m ($1.36 billion) brought down Barings bank, has sold his story to a newspaper for a reputed £100,000.See article: Barings' collapse recalledAmerica's Justice Department started antitrust investigations of undersea telecommunications-cable businesses.

Alluding to the reputed use of torture by Egyptian security services, one Twitter message parodied an army scientist reporting to his commander: "Yessir, we've tested the device.

From the temple kitchen, reputed to be the largest in the world, came an endless procession of clay pots containing dal, curries, rice, cakes and sweets especially the last, for Lord Jagannath had a sweet tooth, and ate almost nothing else for his lunch at noon, the main meal of six that were served to him.

Many have, but on hearing of the America-India deal Brazil's president is reputed to have flatly ruled that out.

This is not something to be downplayed as a criterion: Bill Clinton, when he ignored advice to "balance the ticket" and chose Al Gore, another moderate young southerner in 1992, is reputed to have explained: "I might die".

He owns no flat and, he says, does not have much of a life outside his work.Mr Zhang, who is 27, is beginning his climb up the bureaucracy in the capital of a province, Shanxi, south-west of Beijing, which is reputed to be among the most corrupt and least competently governed.