Sentence examples for faltering reputation from inspiring English sources

Ellington's faltering reputation was rejuvenated overnight.

But with the help of vouchers and and the faltering reputation of public education the schools are making a comeback.

Fleet Street's recent phone-hacking scandal has inevitably sent the profession's faltering reputation ever-downward, but "Enquirer" anatomizes a landscape in ceaseless thrall to psychological terrorism and fear.

There was plenty of hyperbole for the winning pitcher too, after A. J. Burnett overcame his faltering reputation and suffocating neckwear to pitch a real gem for the Yankees.

"With his intellect and interest," Virginia Woolf asked in her diary, "why did the personal life become too painful?" From a reading of this book, several explanations emerge - a failed marriage, burdensome debts, the continuing struggle against tuberculosis and clinical depression, and a faltering reputation as a painter.

The Asquith government responded to the disappointment and outrage over Gallipoli and Kut by establishing commissions of inquiry into both episodes which had done much to "destroy its faltering reputation for competence".

This certainly does not project an image of a sector overly concerned by the idea of faltering global reputation.

If Bahrain is to avoid an opposition boycott of its elections later this year (which would seriously damage its already faltering international reputation) it will have to deliver a series of meaningful reforms in the coming months.

But before 2009, Rodriguez had a reputation for faltering in the big moments in the postseason.

But the locals should have remembered Glavine's reputation for faltering in the first inning and then settling down.

But Federer may also end up meaning a lot to Wimbledon now that he has punched through his reputation for faltering in the Grand Slam events.