Sentence examples for because of its reputation from inspiring English sources

However, Vanguard has become the financial juggernaut it is because of its reputation for low expenses and excellent customer relations.

The regional Samajwadi Party controlled the state before voters turned it out, partly because of its reputation for lawlessness.

It attracts the crowds because of its reputation for a particular product.

Tjuvholmen was given its name in the 18th century (it translates as "Thief Island") because of its reputation as a place where drunks and thieves lurked and criminals were often taken to be executed.

"It's very easy to pick on Beverly Hills because of its reputation and people's belief about Beverly Hills' wealth," he said.

I was in Salem because of its reputation.

"London Calling" isn't a great record because of its reputation.

Cllr Aiken said that the Soho district presented a unique problem because of its reputation.

Partly because of its reputation, Toyota has rarely had to stoop to rampant deep-discounting.

For history, Floreana has the edge, largely because of its reputation as a lost paradise.

Yet JetBlue has succeeded partly because of its reputation as an airline different from others.