Sentence examples similar to high end reputation from inspiring English sources
However, in reality, despite the festival's high-end reputation, the clientele actually includes a cross section of people, including farmers, locals, as well as the beloved toffs.
Begun in 1993 as PradaMilanoarte, the foundation is, like Prada's clothes, something of a fixation in the art world, with a high-end reputation for perspicacity and openhandedness.
Alternatively, at the end of April, when the market was in the midst of a sharp rally, Morgan Stanley analyst Mark Wiltamuth noted that shoppers will likely continue to scale back their trips to Whole Foods because of its "high-end" reputation.
A Sony Ericsson representative told Forbes.com that the company was "committed to maintaining its reputation" in the high end of the market.
"They want everything high end".
Some high end galleries require an invitation.
By answering lots of easy questions, tutors can quickly build up their reputation, making it easier to charge the higher end of people's price range.
Such programs consistently score on the higher end of the ERS assessment scales and often have a reputation for providing quality services with a long waiting list for families.
Rather than post big sale signs, which can mar a store's reputation, high-end chains are trying to unload $3,000 handbags and $800 shoes by periodically telling customers that certain items are on sale, even if the price tags say otherwise.
