Sentence examples for because of reputation from inspiring English sources

After a while, when the writer is mature, it doesn't really matter, not because of finances, but because of reputation.

But often patients will go to an outside doctor because of reputation or a recommendation from a family member or friend.

In the boom years, schools could survive because of reputation and in spite of flawed financial planning and a lack of proper management, Mr. McEwen said.

These things happen, they look at the side and the younger players coming through and sometimes the older players, it's like everything else, they don't want to feel like a liability around the place, or picked just because of reputation".

This shows that the introduction of cheap-talk is detrimental to the evolution of cooperation through indirect reciprocity because of reputation-ruining signals.

Perhaps because of this reputation, Mr. Franks has been called bland.

I was in Salem because of its reputation.

"His greatest accomplishment was restoring credibility because of his reputation for honesty".

He was appointed special prosecutor because of that reputation for independence (and, yes, integrity).

Because of my reputation as an easy blurber, my request pile started to grow exponentially.

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