Sentence examples for given its reputation from inspiring English sources
Given its reputation as a vacation-deprived country, it wasn't too surprising to learn Americans have been taking less time off.
Given its reputation for low prices rather than retailing flair, it may struggle to lure in the cash-rich but time-poor consumers who prize convenience.
Given its reputation for rigour and secular egalitarianism, and its well-regarded baccalauréat exam, this is surprising.
All eyes will certainly be on Yahoo, given its reputation for buying promising start-ups and then letting them wither.
Some also worried about the potential behaviour of the Brazilian army, given its reputation for brutality in the favelas.
In some ways, the image McDonald's is battling is ironic, given its reputation for exacting standards with suppliers.
Seattle's high nice day count may surprise, given its rainy reputation, but it piles them up during its dry summer season.
Given its current reputation for world-beating awfulness, it is hard to believe that the Kim dynasty was once one of the milder communist dictatorships.
Given its elitist reputation, most presidents have not attended and Trump skipped it last year; his decision to go may reflect the waning influence of anti-globalists around him, notably fired chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon.
Enron's was always a potentially explosive situation, given its aggressive reputation for booking its profits from trades early.
Haley said Fordham was in a perfect situation as an F.C.S. university, given its academic reputation and improving football program.
