Sentence examples for formidable reputation for from inspiring English sources

Both are specialists in corruption cases, and have a formidable reputation for tenacity, toughness and independence.

For much of his Commons career Mr Brown had a formidable reputation for his debating skills.

Mr. Esteves, a trading whiz, has forged a formidable reputation for value enhancement.

Mr DeLay enjoyed a formidable reputation for getting things done on Capitol Hill.

By this time his numerous adventures on the frontier had given him a formidable reputation for strength and bravery.

By the time he retired in 1986, the paper had built a formidable reputation for independence and moved into its Kesargarh headquarters.

He practiced law for the succeeding four decades, amassing a considerable fortune and establishing a formidable reputation, more for his abrasive courtroom tactics than for his legal expertise.

He began his career in the early 1980s and built up a formidable reputation, not least for making the popular X-COM series of sci-fi games.

They were good friends and Massop who, even then had a formidable reputation, provided protection for Far I if ever it were needed.

The restaurant, which opened in July, is itself an outpost of an empire, a chain centered in New Delhi that has built a formidable reputation among Indians for its tandoori chicken, butter chicken and that black-lentil dal.

It's the other track that bred LCD Soundsystem's formidable reputation as a rock band for the clubs.