Sentence examples for gained some reputation from inspiring English sources
Some herbal medicines including galactagogues have indeed gained some reputation and recognition by the public and some health care providers, for example naturopaths, as alternative approaches to enhance breastfeeding performance [ 9- 11].
You will have gained some reputation in tennis as one of the best junior players in the nation.
Amos Yadlin, the man who Herzog said would have been his defense minister, had he defeated Netanyahu, said that the deal should not be opposed.* As Channel Two's veteran analyst Amnon Abramovitch told me, "Herzog's effort to gain some reputation for 'security' and lean to the center is an understandable political move.
"But after the delivery of our first yachts, which have obtained Lloyds and M.C.A. classification, I think we have gained some trust and reputation in a superyachts industry which has long been dominated by the Western builders," Mr. Liang said.
Although only two of the school's first class of 45 students were not of Chinese descent, Shuang Wen gradually gained a reputation among some of the city's black middle-class parents for being nurturing yet rigorous.
The Brain Cell "has gained a reputation for offering some of the best protection anyone can get for their laptop with 8mm thick soft foam padding and a 12mm thick strip of memory foam inside a 4mm hard corrugated plastic shell that protects from the front, back, and bottom".
At least two other newspapers turned the deal down, but Lewis who, say some, gained a cavalier reputation at the FT for following his nose first and facts seconds, could smell the unmistakable aroma of a groundbreaking story.
Although some parts of the emirates have gained a reputation for openness, the situation on the ground is still restrictive.
Last week, Mr. Cappelli showed some impatience with the council, which has gained a reputation among developers as obstructionist.
He gained a reputation for fearlessness.
She gained a reputation as a bridge builder.
