Sentence examples for cleaner reputation from inspiring English sources

As a result he has a much cleaner reputation that most commanders.

Miss Megawati has a cleaner reputation, but would be far less likely to reform the armed forces or the legal system.

Much of this reduction is likely to have been the result of the shedding of its embassy businesses, but some of it might have been the consequence of customers switching to banks with cleaner reputations.

Find out what you can about the dry cleaner's reputation.

Fiercely controlled and supervised by the states, which value the taxes generated by parimutuel betting, thoroughbred racing is far cleaner than its reputation, but cheating is not unheard of.

Born on 29 September 1936, Berlusconi began his career selling vacuum cleaners and built a reputation as a crooner in nightclubs and on cruise ships.

Sheep and, even more so, goats have a longstanding reputation as botanical vacuum cleaners, thanks to their appetite for nearly any green or woody plant within reach of their dextrous, leathery lips.

By election day, voters were much more likely to see Mr. McCain than Mr. Bush as an unfair aggressor, even though Mr. McCain had come into the state with a reputation as a proponent of cleaner politics.

So it is cleaner than it has ever been but its reputation is at an all-time low".

Before he resigned as ThyssenKrupp's chairman, he had already lost his reputation as the pioneer of a cleaner corporate culture.

But the air in Hong Kong is bad enough now to persuade some people to leave for cleaner places and to risk hurting Hong Kong's reputation as one of Asia's most advanced cities.