Sentence examples similar to facts reputation from inspiring English sources
The ads for A.P. Mobile were created internally at The A.P. In keeping with the just-the-facts reputation of the news service, the ads are straightforward and free of glitz.
Over the next four years of commemoration, as our opinions of the first world war alter subtly under the influence of new facts, one reputation seems unassailable.
In fact, his reputation continues to grow.
In fact, the reputation of Deutsche Bank, and its leader, has taken a few hard blows at home and abroad.
In fact, median reputation among American companies has gone up in the last year from 64.54 to 66.31.
As can be seen from the results included in Table 4, there is competitive advantage in what is referred to as historical fact or reputation of the incumbent operator; the greater the value of the access specific constant the greater the profits obtained.
In fact, his reputation makes him a good candidate for the job of bringing people together.
Jordanians are not known to be the most cheerful among Arabs; in fact, their reputation is that they constantly frown and rarely smile.
In point of fact, that reputation did not develop randomly or without reason, for garlic is indeed a vigorous source of all kinds of protection for us humans -- just not necessarily against gaunt-cheeked and bloody-fanged changelings.
In fact, the reputation of the journal was the most important consideration to 97% of respondents.
In fact, his centrist reputation had many Democrats upset about his decision to run this year.
