Sentence examples for budding reputation from inspiring English sources

Like the others, Nash arrives with a budding reputation.

So, assuming that Rose is out for most of the season, and won't fully be himself when he does return, head coach Tom Thibodeau will have an opportunity to live up to his budding reputation as a basketball genius.

The short story collection "Airships," published in 1978, confirmed Mr. Hannah's budding reputation as a daring stylist and a loose-limbed adventurer in an absurdist South of his own imagining: a passionate and violent land teeming with loud drunks, confused war veterans and ardent, uneasy good ol' boys.

Given the current government's track record, that's not really going to happen, and if anything, Canada's budding reputation as a tax haven could become a political talking point on the campaign trail in 2015.

I had a budding reputation as a reporter, and she was one of the most respectable sources of serious weight in the city.

But increasingly, officials are finding it hard to stop the wave of killings and escape the city's budding reputation for violence.

Through 36 holes at the U.S. Open, Spieth has lived up to his budding, yet bold reputation as one of golf's elite players.

Banning Mr Kazhegeldin on a technicality has probably done more to damage Kazakhstan's reputation as a budding democracy than it has helped the president.

Residents in the valley told federal officials they worried that the arrival of hydraulic fracturing on public lands could taint their air and water quality, and threaten their reputation as a budding haven for organic farms and orchards.

The little magazines like New World Writing, New American Review, Discovery and the original Story created outlets in which budding writers could gain a reputation before publishing a novel or finding an audience in a mass-market magazine like The New Yorker.

Perhaps most notably, Justin Bieber has built a reputation as a budding venture capitalist.