Sentence examples for World reputation from inspiring English sources

So league tables like the World Reputation Rankings were right up my street.

Pharmaceuticals must be a sector where Britain's world reputation secures jobs and growth for the future.

Tickets: $10 to $41 for performances by the Hallé Orchestra, a Manchester orchestra with a world reputation.

They were placed third and fourth respectively in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) World Reputation Rankings, with Oxford moving up two spots from sixth last year.

"In the three years that the World Reputation Rankings have been running, we have clear evidence that the US and the UK in particular are losing ground".

It is the second ranking that Harvard has topped in the space of a week, after it also prevailed in the Times Higher Education magazine's World Reputation rankings.

In the closely watched hospital rankings issued by U.S. News & World report, "reputation," or what specialists think of a hospital, counts 32.5percenttowardrd overall scores.

Two decades on, Schnabel's art-world reputation has declined.

Since her death, her art-world reputation has become enormous.

At 35, Mr. Pfeiffer is one of the country's leading digital artists, but because he works in other media as well, his art-world reputation as just "the little-video guy" makes him uncomfortable.

Currently a curator and deputy director at the Art Institute of Chicago, Mr. Benezra appears to offer everything the San Francisco museum needs: an outstanding art-world reputation, solid managerial skills and plenty of ambition.