Sentence examples for fine reputation from inspiring English sources

The university of X has a fine reputation.

These are the qualities that underlie its fine reputation for counter-insurgency and peacekeeping.

The incoming chief executive of NHS England, Simon Stevens, has a fine reputation.

The bankers are wondering why a company with our fine reputation can't make a profit.

The chef, David McMillan, has a fine reputation here, and the service is smart and efficient.

"He has a fine reputation for independent thinking," Ms. Lopatto said.

The Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra is world famous, and the Residentie Orchestra at The Hague and the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra also have fine reputations.

The Times Mirror Company, which had bought the paper in 1986, brought in a new editor, John Carroll, and a new managing editor, William Marimow, both veterans of the Philadelphia Inquirer, and both with fine reputations as newsmen.

"It was bad form anyway for a company such as Mobil Oil and Reston Land who have such fine reputations to run those things attacking a fellow part of the county," Lewis said.

But not all these Oregon pinots are easy to find, or are even available, outside Oregon, so our panel was forced to leave out a bunch despite their fine reputations, and despite our curiosity to taste them.

Yet the new personnel, while enjoying fine reputations on paper, have taken time to adapt to the Premier League and the team's stodgy and conservative play has failed to enthuse those in the boardroom.