Sentence examples for complex reputation from inspiring English sources

Heard, Slatten, Liberty, and Slough worked for Blackwater, a private company with a complex reputation (now known as Academi, following a sale and an earlier rebranding as Xe Services) which was largely staffed by former members of the U.S. military, and which was contracted, at great taxpayer expense, to undertake missions that our all-volunteer military no longer wishes to, or cannot, perform.

A passage from "Closer" spoken by a character named David, who is or perhaps just believes himself to be a pop star, might also double as a knowing reflection of his author's complex reputation: On the bright side, this means I'm a siren.

This work may be used as a base to develop more complex reputation strategies that contribute to an increase of the overall network performance.

Disciplinary change and His's complex reputation combined with inaccessibility to restrict use.

Some, cognizant of the complex's reputation, said they were swallowing a measure of fear.

Nevertheless, though she received dire warnings about the complex's reputation, having a stable place for her children overrode her concerns, she said.

It feels like something of an adventure, then, to pass through this layer of rhetoric and invective and explore this hefty book of "New and Collected Poems, 1964-2006," where it becomes evident that Reed's imaginative project is much more complex than his reputation as a misogynist and misanthrope suggests.

Klout only tries to measure "influence", rather than the complex nuances of "reputation", and it doesn't even really succeed at that.

I was about to enter the largest of the 40 Nazi extermination camps and sub-camps that made up the Auschwitz complex, and its reputation preceded it.

The answers depend on complex variables: the reputations of judges Reinhardt and Boudin and the perceived soundness of their opinions; the amount of fight that Boehner and Clement still have in them for an uphill battle; and, ultimately, the murky politics and motivations of the justices themselves.

Because the RSPB appears reluctant to acknowledge that there may be another side to a complex conservation issue, its reputation as an even-handed, science-based organisation has suffered.