Sentence examples for dreadful reputation from inspiring English sources

And finally Albanians suffer from a dreadful reputation here.

60° 33.99 S 41° 38.77 W The Southern Ocean has a dreadful reputation among seafarers.

Lambeth is, without doubt, vastly improved as compared with its dreadful reputation in the 1980s.

"Cardinal Pell has a dreadful reputation with survivors in Sydney," Saunders told the Guardian, adding that he was speaking as an individual and not on behalf of the commission.

But he suggests that this has another motive: it is Nigeria's dreadful reputation for corruption that makes the strange tales of dodgy lawyers, sudden death and orphaned fortunes seem plausible in the first place.Jenna Burrell, who studies online scams and is at the University of California, Berkeley, says many African fraudsters are now pretending to be non-African to look more credible.

That seeming paradox attracts new businesses free of the bad balance sheets, high costs and dreadful reputations which burden most conventional banks.Foremost among the newcomers are peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms, which match borrowers and lenders directly, usually via online auctions.

For a country that has not entirely shaken a reputation, now undeserved, for dreadful food, the cluster of stars in Ludlow is a phenomenon worth exploring.

We are finally getting rid of the reputation for churning out penny-dreadfuls".

The army considers them proof that it has restored a reputation badly tarnished by General Ershad's dreadful rule.

Maître Naud, who came into the case at this point and who is a Paris barrister with a high reputation, called it "a sort of dreadful game".

For the sake of his reputation, I hope it is all a dreadful misunderstanding.