Sentence examples for constant reputation from inspiring English sources

Only alcohol seems to have maintained a constant reputation, viewed as the boorish vice of the corrupt elite in Roman times, banned across much of the Islamic world and the subject of US prohibition in the 1920s.

We learned in the Nordics that it is possible to create work without constant monitoring; reputation-based repeated interaction builds a robust culture built on trust.

They are: unflagging energy, constant amiability, a reputation for straightforward dealing – plus the ability to serve the Daily Star as zealously as the Morning Star.

But like most nonindustrial research scientists, Preti's reputation needs constant caretaking.

But it's not, in part because it owns a tobacco company with a tarnished reputation, under constant attack.

At a videoconference with Gov. David A. Paterson in Albany, Mr. Bloomberg said the expiration of the law would mark a "nightmare flashback" to the days of the old Board of Education, which had a reputation for constant friction.

Although she sometimes acted rudely toward those who disagreed with her, she nevertheless gained a reputation for constant helpfulness and patient guidance of new students.

It brought in 350 Chinese staff, and acquired a bad reputation because of constant troubles with the Peruvian workforce.

Constant Companions Cats have a reputation as independent, but some breeds are so people-centric they border on obsessive.

Maybe it's all the fleeing Communism and going to prison for constant fights to protect the reputation of the very developing nation that makes him look old.

Ultimately, digital health entrepreneurs should remember that it takes time to build a startup brand with a reputation of trust — and constant care to maintain it.