Sentence examples for bad reputation of from inspiring English sources
The bad reputation of left-handedness is all out now.
Matte lipsticks have a bad reputation of looking dry.
That's how the bad reputation of cannabis physicians came about".
Schooler's research has also led him to reconsider the bad reputation of letting one's mind wander.
The show, made for the Starz cable channel and launched last year, makes great efforts to reclaim the bad reputation of pirates, though.
Dr. Scheidt said the bad reputation of normal consumption of regular coffee resulted from flawed Scandinavian studies suggesting that higher caffeine consumption was associated with heart disease.
Dewar states, "the Detroit department kept a focus on making money from selling property and had a bad reputation for administration of sales " (2015, p 360).
"For the last couple of decades, they had a really bad reputation because of [the movie] Jaws," said Sonja Fordham, president of Shark Advocates International.
It brought in 350 Chinese staff, and acquired a bad reputation because of constant troubles with the Peruvian workforce.
"1960s architecture partially got a bad reputation because of the older buildings that were torn down for them.
For example, recommender nodes R 1,R 2…R N send the bad reputation value of misbehaving node M to evaluating node E, while node E has a good reputation value about node M based on its own first-hand information.
