Sentence examples for higher reputation from inspiring English sources

How true: wealth, decried in the Nehruvian age, has never had a higher reputation in India.

Alice, much more prolific than her sister, enjoyed the higher reputation during her lifetime, although Phoebe was later held in greater critical esteem for the wit and feeling of her poems.

It would be too crude to conclude from this analysis that reputation is worth 11 to 14 percent of market capitalization, or that BP somehow has slightly higher "reputation leverage" than Goldman does.

If you have a higher reputation score than your opponent, you're likely to take them down in a fight.

It then offers a higher price to the products of more honest sellers (with higher reputation) and allocates the products to more honest buyers (with higher scores).

Results indicated that program children, as compared to controls, obtained higher reputation scores on leadership and social etiquette and chose friends with lower aggression.

Few émigrés had it much better - and there were many who arrived with higher reputations.

Traditional microfinance theory shows that reputation can reduce the risk to lenders, because borrowers with higher reputations are more likely to keep their promises.

The universities in Naples have a high reputation for engineering.

"He had a very high reputation, and a high regard for probity".

Baron François-Pascal-Simon Gérard had a high reputation as a portraitist under both Napoleon and Louis XVIII.