Sentence examples for dual reputation from inspiring English sources

The windswept expanse of dune and beach that stretches 30 miles from Montauk Point to Southampton – known colloquially as the Hamptons – comes with the dual reputation as a summer playground for Manhattan society and a piece of pristine coastline that breaches into clear, cool Atlantic water.

Intrigued by the African long-haul trucker's dual reputation as the foundational building block of West Africa's would-be robust economy and lustful Johnny AIDS-leseed, we hitched a ride with a trailer full of soap to see just how hard it is to get from point-A to point-basically-A-and-a-half.

But until someone chimes in to do that, her book will be stuck with its peculiar dual personality of an online reputation.

In addition to setting passing records, McCoy led the team with 561 yards rushing and eleven rushing touchdowns, establishing a reputation as a dual threat quarterback.

It is unlikely that the firm would risk its reputation and economic resources by violating brokerage laws" regarding dual agency representation.

Owen Coyle has been handed the dual challenge of restoring Wigan Athletic's Premier League status and his managerial reputation after being appointed Roberto Martínez's successor at the DW Stadium.

However, Hardy is also a key selling point: given his reputation as a highly committed actor, his performance in the dual roles of Ronnie and Reggie Kray exerted a powerful curiosity factor.

For dual practitioners, the main motivations were opportunities to increase income, to consolidate professional reputation, and to take advantage of the complementarities between the two job modalities.

This, Ms. Oakeshott said, would achieve "the dual purpose of bringing Huhne down, if we can, without seriously damaging your own reputation".

Mr. Delawari, a dual Afghan and American citizen, is highly regarded in the business community and has a reputation as an opponent of corruption.

This study suggest that doctors, and particularly specialists, practise dual jobs in the majority of cases; they often use their public job to maintain their reputation and recruit their patients for their private clinics.