Sentence examples for good enough reputation from inspiring English sources

"You need a good enough reputation because reputation is part of people's decision calculus," said Timothy Devinney, a professor at Leeds University Business School in the UK and co-author of the Australian study.

Clemens, who had already reserved a theater and negotiated a contract with a producer, and who felt the play was good enough for his reputation, wrote Howells a furious letter.

Yes, it comes to the table with a little iron cocotte of dark meat sautéed with mushrooms and shallots — a little fricassee that's good enough to make the reputation of a lesser restaurant.

They might get good enough and have a reputation enough, so the investor's willing to pay them instead of the bond owner paying them.

But scratch beyond the hype and natural excitement young players attract, and the truth is few are consistently good enough to have earned such a reputation so early.

Thankfully, England's Bisping is more than good enough to keep his territory's reputation intact.

Then in 2012, the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute created its own label in collaboration with an Irish group, Global Trust, reasoning that the state's reputation for sustainable fishing was good enough for most environmentally conscious consumers.

"I don't care about reputation, When I think he is good enough he will play".

Perhaps naively, Molly firmly believes that "all other stigmas can be dissolved if the music is good enough" and that she will help restore the UK's Eurovision reputation.

They are gambling that their reputation as protectors of the public purse is good enough to risk looking like they can't wait to get spending again.

Boxer said that process is insufficient because the state Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources "does not have a reputation up until to this point that is good enough".