Sentence examples for former reputation from inspiring English sources
Most of the audience probably would not have equated him with his former reputation.
As Dave Hyde writes in The Sun Sentinel, every fourth-quarter shot helps sink his former reputation.
For years, the Carlyle Group has tried to shed its former reputation as a second home for government officials and a specialist in buying defense companies.
LONDON — Florentino Pérez bases his presidency of Real Madrid on the pledge to restore the team to its former reputation as the grandest in global sports.
A second explanation refers to the street's former reputation as a hangout for prostitutes, racketeers and other nighttime marginal types, or ghosts.
These odds are also what give photography its reputation (or former reputation) for being difficult more difficult than painting, in the opinion of some commentators.
Chairman Peter Kurer also said that plans to restructure the bank, announced in August, would help it regain it former solid reputation, now in tatters.
Back at the front, revellers are shy to be interviewed, perhaps a hangover of disco polo's former bad reputation.
It's not really this cooperation that's shocking, especially considering the former's reputation for happily pocketing koruna if the offer arises, but the way the square is so neatly divided into good cop and bad cop territories.
In the former, the reputation of the profession was very high, the features of this professional practice as well as the knowledge and skills necessary to perform as a GP appearing to be held in high esteem by both students and educators.
Betaworks is determined to not only restore some of Digg's former glory and reputation, but also offer an alternative and replacement for Google Reader.
