Sentence examples for a reputation that will from inspiring English sources

This weekend it will come back to life, with a new name, but a reputation that will take some salvaging.

What Angus wants out of the gulf war is some first-rate clips and a reputation that will get him a better job where his talents will be more appreciated.

Foster, who is expected to sign a new contract before his present deal expires this summer, is recognised inside Old Trafford as the club's best shot-stopper, a reputation that will be further advanced by the way he turned away Jamie O'Hara's effort in the shoot-out.

He has already signalled a new era in relations with Europe - and Europe is clearly bursting to reciprocate (The president of France was already known as "Sarko the American"; a reputation that will only be buttressed by his fizzing in yesterday's Le Figaro, "Obama? He's my pal").

Whether he has built a reputation that will outlive him is less certain.

"That's a reputation that will transcend our time with them".

I think cocaine now has a bad reputation that will last a generation.

"If one institution does badly, and gets a poor reputation, that will be harmful for all of us".

In Singapore the Chinese have a status, power, and reputation that will sound familiar to Palestinians and others who regard Israel's Jews as arrogant interlopers.

Is it Vilanova's or Guardiola's reputation that will be undermined by any success enjoyed by Barcelona this season?

But when you consider the $8 million and counting in legal fees, three years of angry litigation and uncertainty, the millions that contractors, city employees and retirees will lose (they stand to collect only 5 to 20 cents on the dollar for their claims), and the hit to the city's reputation that will likely impair business growth (and tax collections) for years, it hardly looks like a victory.