Sentence examples for gathering reputation from inspiring English sources
The proposed model is collusion resistant and offers incentives to SRCs for making an attempt at gathering reputation information thoroughly and report it honestly.
The Royal Academy show spares us what is seen as his decline: his years in Switzerland; his gathering reputation coupled with his own unhappy revisions and eventual dismissal of his early work; his confused retreat.
Further east, Kyrgyzstan is gathering a reputation for wilderness experiences, with the highest percentage of mountainous terrain of any country on earth.
I stop at two lovely eco-retreats: first the Mudhouse, a place that is gathering a reputation for superb service matched with total simplicity.
The producer, Stanley Kramer, was a young man gathering a reputation as a maker of social problem films like "Home of the Brave," a 1949 film about racism in the United States Army, written by Foreman and directed by Mark Robson.
August Aug. 5 BALZAC AND THE LITTLE CHINESE SEAMSTRESS This Chinese feature by Dai Sijie has been gathering a reputation at film festivals since it first surfaced in 2002; it's the story of a young intellectual banished to the countryside during the Cultural Revolution, where he falls in love with a tailor's daughter.
"I feel the UK is increasingly gathering a reputation of being an exclusivist nation," Kunal Purohit, a student from India studying at SOAS in London, said.
Despite the official posture on piracy and his bold actions capturing Cofresí would prove complicated, since he was already gathering a mythical reputation in Puerto Rico and becoming highly influential.
Despite Israel's vaunted reputation for gathering intelligence, particularly in the Middle East, Mr. Steinitz acknowledged that the United States and Britain were better positioned to evaluate Iraq.
The crown jewel in Christie's reputation appears to be gathering dust.
The slow process of gathering families was tedious and building my reputation would take time and persistence.
