Sentence examples for current reputation for from inspiring English sources

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.

One stretch of the lower Congo River was known locally as "the abattoir", due to its past history of cannibalism and its current reputation for criminal activity.

Under Clements, the state also began to gain its current reputation for toughness on crime, vastly expanding the prison system and in December 1982 carrying out the first execution by lethal injection.

Madonna last toured here in 1993, so it's fair to say Australian fans aren't up to date with her current reputation for performance: she'll come on stage late but it will usually be worth it.

But the Red Shift pamphlet, setting out the steps Labour must take to win power again, suggests: "We have to weave into our language, our narrative and our political mission a fundamental respect for taxpayers' money, something that is clearly missing given our current reputation for profligacy.

For the sake of its current reputation, future security and plans for the Middle East generally -- not to mention the well-being of Iraqis -- Washington needs to do a better job of reviving Iraq.

In a sense, Miscavige is responsible for Scientology's current reputation as a global, money-grubbing scam.

Some large rivals also grumble that I.B.M.'s current reputation as king of the research hill stems in part from its flair for public relations.

CS: My current reputation is probably already pretty sharky.

The company has been testing new baked goods, acknowledging a lackluster reputation for its current offerings.

Davies insisted that Lloyd team up with Sean Hardie, a young current affairs producer with a reputation for producing witty films.