Sentence examples for a more reputable from inspiring English sources

"I now bank at a more reputable institution," she said.

But the mayor (now played by John Amos) is a more reputable black mayor.

Moxey: "I don't think we could have associated with a more reputable firm".

(The debate was hosted by Halogen TV, a relatively new channel that emphasizes a more reputable, socially conscious type of reality-based series).

"I think it would be difficult to find a more reputable scientific organization than the Institute of Medicine," Dr. Maisel said.

A few companies now say they might even consider moving to a more reputable corner of the Frankfurt exchange, or to London or New York.Analysts are especially disparaging about "penny shares".

A Sycamore daughter, Alice (Jenn Miller Cribbs), has fallen in love with a young man (Nathan Blew) from a far more reputable family, and when the future in-laws come over for dinner, worlds collide.

Third, a somewhat more reputable Kremlin-friendly tabloid publishes an analysis of the correspondence, concluding that your aim is to circumvent Russian law, implying that your ultimate aim is to bring down the regime.

It's better to work for a smaller company that gives you more responsibilities than a larger, more reputable one that only lets you fetch coffee.

So Mr. Posner's "Motown: Music, Money, Sex and Power," actually a much more reputable book than its title suggests, recycles many stories that are familiar.

They exist but count on being confused with a similarly named but more reputable one, or they hope you won't realize they are the kind of nonprofit (labor and fraternal organizations) to which contributions are not tax-deductible.