Sentence examples for a hot reputation from inspiring English sources

He has growing sales and a hot reputation: Gregg Weaver, the chief executive of Pacific Sunwear, one of the nation's largest clothing chains, calls his brand "very dominant".

Now things are different: the London studio, the representation by Sadie Coles gallery, the "hot" reputation, which must be something of a mixed blessing.

Singapore is also a hot market where a reputation for overzealous regulation hasn't spoiled the party.

The result was a rash of accidents, so that the B-26 soon acquired a reputation as a "hot" aircraft and was given the nickname "Widowmaker".

Her reputation as a hot young painter was set in motion, and over the following decade her work was shown in countless exhibitions at home and abroad.

What Apple risks here is its reputation as a hot company that can do no wrong.

With big names like Tiger Woods and Toyota Motor stepping into the spotlight of public scrutiny this year, reputation is a hot topic in the media and in corporate boardrooms.

It is 10 years since severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) emerged, and East and Southeast Asia retain a reputation as a hot spot of emerging infectious diseases.

Still, Goldman's tarnished reputation has become a hot topic inside the bank.

Denver shares with Seattle and San Francisco the reputation of being a "hot" Western city, a place where people want to live and where cultural life thrives.

It was a dynamic, fast-moving division of a hot Japanese firm with a great reputation.