Sentence examples for continued its reputation for from inspiring English sources
The Observer has continued its reputation for setting, rather than following the news agenda, breaking stories including exposing the cash-for-access scandal dubbed Lobbygate, and leading the way in covering of issues like GM foods and cloning.
In its coverage of two world wars the Times continued to enhance its reputation for excellence in world news.
It is wonderful to watch this at Watford Palace theatre because Mike Bartlett's appropriation of Euripides for Headlong, a company that continues to earn its reputation for cutting-edge work, persuades one that Greek tragedy has as much of a place in modern society as ever it did in ancient Greece.
In the early 21st century, Seattle continued its long-standing reputation as one of the most livable American cities.
His record as governor continued his reputation for having, as writer Theodore H. White said, "a knack for getting things done".
That would turn Worldwide into the multinational arm of the UK TV industry, with the extra cash used to invest in domestic content, continuing its hard-won reputation for innovation and investment in one of the few growing markets in which Britain is an acknowledged world leader.
The company continues to innovate, while maintaining its reputation for building high-quality devices, and I've never gotten the impression it was dismissing the PC in favor of smartphones and tablets and that means something.
A number of other new works, new commissions and Met premieres are being planned for future seasons, company officials disclosed for the first time, as the Met continues to try to shake off its reputation for stodginess by turning to more adventurous programming.
The striker shook his hand and those of other people at the top table before leaving, continuing his reputation for unpredictable antics.
Its reputation for excellence in math and science continued to grow, and enrollment was restricted based on scholastic achievement starting in 1919.
