Sentence examples for contributed to the reputation of from inspiring English sources
"It's a celebration of the celebration highlighting 30 artists who have participated over a period of time, become collectible and contributed to the reputation of the show," said Meryl Drabkin, chairwoman of the celebration.
Indeed, the resilience of the Canadian economy in the face of the downturn contributed to the reputation of its central bank's then governor, Mark Carney, as the "rock star central banker", who was lured to London to run the Bank of England.
The tradition of crowning kings at Reims contributed to the reputation of the wines that came from this area.
Even with the reductions and reciprocity, the McKinley Tariff enacted the highest average rate in American history, and the spending associated with it contributed to the reputation of the Billion-Dollar Congress.
The ability to improvise ingenious and engaging lazzi contributed to the reputations of many actors; many lazzi were frequently performed with slight variations and became part of the commedia repertoire.
"This is one of the great projects in our portfolio that helped contribute to the reputation of S.O.M.," said Roger Duffy, a design partner at Skidmore, Owings.
The reliability of serological kits for H. pylori infection has been widely confirmed [ 21], contributing to the reputation of serology as a simple, minimally invasive and inexpensive diagnostic and screening test.
For a second series, Harry accepted a £2,000 Arts Council grant to publish further full-length collections that included the The Poor Man in the Flesh (1976) by Elma Mitchell, the first of many fine women poets who contributed to the growing reputation of Peterloo.
Pete The Feat has contributed to the growing reputation of his young trainer with five consecutive wins since joining Charlie Longsdon, and seeks a new high in the Betfred Classic Handicap Chase.
It's commonly known that low-income households buy a disproportionate number of lotto tickets, a fact that contributes to the reputation of lotteries as being a regressive tax on the poor.
As sometimes happens, the abbreviation of the life contributed to the survival of the reputation.
