Sentence examples for better reputations from inspiring English sources

Bank of America has one of the better reputations among the larger banks for customer service.

Holding quality constant, more expensive products and brands with better reputations get better ratings.

The information offered can be used by games developers as pointers to building into their products a superior gameplay which potentially makes for better reputations and increased sales.

Asked why he believed Americans designers don't have better reputations, the storied Italian designer Alessandro Mendini, 79, countered with the names Eames, Nelson and Saarinen.

He could only hope that he had built up enough good will among men who had better reputations and arms that worked a hundred per cent.

Companies with more lenient auditors have to pay more to borrow money, and public companies with such auditors trade at lower valuations than do companies whose auditors have earned better reputations.

And drilling hardly has a better reputation outside academia.

The Turks have a better reputation than others.

So, does British surfing deserve a better reputation?

To go higher than forty-seventh, it needs a better reputation score, and to get a better reputation score it needs to be higher than forty-seventh.

No prizes for guessing which country has the better reputation for probity.