Sentence examples for current reputation from inspiring English sources

He compares Mr. Falcone's current reputation to that of Carl C. Icahn's in the mid-1990s.

One on one, Mr. Hevesi is not the dull man of his current reputation.

It sounds unlikely given the current reputation of regulators, but I think we should actually raise regulators' salaries.

If Mr. Galliano's current reputation is measured by his brand, his new fragrance, Parlez-Moi d'Amour, has achieved mixed results.

Despite his current reputation, the man himself seems to have been less interested in metaphysics than in applying algebra to geometry and delving into the innards of cows.

Given its current reputation for world-beating awfulness, it is hard to believe that the Kim dynasty was once one of the milder communist dictatorships.

Some recastings of the founders have been so original or counterintuitive as to alter their current reputations.

Ross concedes that the economics of racing have led to its current marginal reputation.

But he says little about the controversial argument Mr. Taylor articulated in his 1989 book "Reinventing Shakespeare" — that "some considerable proportion of Shakespeare's current international reputation is the fruit not of his genius but of the virility of British imperialism, which propagated the English language on every continent".

As a result, when a mobile node approaches a potential target network, instead of requesting the current aggregated reputation score, we propose that the mobile node requests the predicted future aggregate score.

Therefore, the ERS will send this event information through the user interface to notify the driver and at the same time broadcast a traffic warning message with the current event reputation value and the corresponding confidence list to nearby vehicles.