Sentence examples similar to dominant reputation from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a series of studies of M. & A. advice has found no evidence that deals managed by market-dominant, high-reputation firms work out better.

Mr. Gwennap added that Intel can charge higher prices for its chips because of its reputation and dominant position in the market.

Black swans have a reputation for dominant, aggressive, behaviour, but she shrank back as the resident mute swans stomped up the mud bank towards us, their eight well-grown cygnets waddling in their wake.

The defensive line, which has a long-held reputation as dominant, has taken its fair share of criticism while the secondary — which has had a number of injuries — has been similarly excoriated for giving up big plays.

From the sixteenth century onwards Alfred's reputation became dominant and Æthelstan largely disappeared from popular consciousness.

With last year's Exile album, expatriate Israeli reed virtuoso Gilad Atzmon cemented his reputation as a dominant figure in European and Middle Eastern-influenced world-music.

Hackl's cool demeanour and ability to adapt his sled to race conditions forged his reputation as the dominant luger of his time.

Left Back turned back the even-money favorite Street Cry, who entered the race after two dominant victories and with a reputation as the best horse in the world.

Given Cisco's dominant position and Mr. Chambers's reputation for spotting trouble early, Mr. Passi said the news was likely to be interpreted as a bad sign for the entire industry.

If the reputation of the dominant partner is solid, there might be more lost than gained in making a change.

That was when Ayers first saw a game in the Coliseum, and also when his reputation as a dominant high school linebacker bloomed.