Sentence examples similar to faire reputation from inspiring English sources
Despite its laissez-faire reputation, Google's marketplace for apps is curated far better than third-party sites, though nowhere near as rigorously as Apple's.
Despite its laissez-faire reputation, Google's marketplace for apps is curated far better than most third-party sites, though not as rigorously as Apple's.With 1m apps available for both the Android operating system and Apple's iOS, users have little reason to venture outside these walled gardens.
Our first excursion says a lot about the oft derided "no worry-no hurry" Jamaican lifestyle that contributes so heavily to the country's role as laidback oasis but also adds to the hospitality industry's reputation for laissez-faire, i.e. lousy, hospitality.
But the last-minute rescue only serves to highlight a bigger problem in France: despite a reputation for artisanal savoir-faire that goes back centuries, the country has lost much of its competitive edge.
During his time in office, Paul followed the political and economic princles of laissez-faire advocate Ludwig von Mises, and gained a reputation as Dr. No, voting against legislation he felt was unconstitutional.
The company's reputation as the platform with the most laissez-faire attitude toward hate speech reportedly contributed to Disney's recent decision not to buy the company.
Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton, who together headed up the posture of laissez-faire indifference, should be remembered as foremost among those whose policies destroyed the reputation of America in the world.
"Faire, faire, faire et faire savoir," they repeated, a Ducasse line.
