Sentence examples for built on reputation from inspiring English sources
Jardine said that so much of an academic career was built on reputation, with positions of unimaginable prestige bestowed in opaque, unrecorded processes, that backstabbing and tittle-tattle were bound to be rife.
Built on reputation for insuring high-risk drivers.
According to Jeff Seabright, "increasingly, brands are built on reputation … things beyond quality.
"Youth soccer is built on reputation and you want to see the kids do well," said Ritson, a native of England who started Launch Soccer in February and will conduct several similar camps through Aug. 17 in Pasadena, Arcadia and Temple City.
Looking to build on reputation for smart, sleek products like iMac, egg-shaped computer encased in candy-colored plastic.
Goldman Sachs - also known in the business as Goldmine Sachs or Golden Sachs - is built on a reputation of trust and security.
More recently she served on the editorial team of Nations and Nationalism, the journal through which the LSE has built on its reputation for the study of nationalism.
J&J introduced the drug first to doctors and hospitals, then built on its reputation as a "professional product" when Tylenol went into the drug stores and supermarkets.
Household names were built on a reputation for perfection that was unobtainable to more established Western brands.
Our farm has been built on its reputation for exceeding clients expectations on the care of their horses and providing outstanding customer service.
She has always represented a certain strength and dependability in a music world built on flimsy reputations.
