Sentence examples for historic reputation from inspiring English sources

Initially his announcement seemed to undercut the opposition Conservatives, appropriating their historic reputation for lower taxes.

For all its historic reputation at persevering, the United States Postal Service is just not making it as a business.

Perhaps Labour would spend a bit more on the armed forces, given its historic reputation for being weak on defence.

"I would be the first to admit that we have a historic reputation as a cheap challenger," she said.

The Supreme Court, at some cost to its own serenity but not to its historic reputation, saved us from that.

It's also far better entertainment than the Champions League, whose popularity is purely saved by its own historic reputation.

There will be losers among what are inaccurately called the "top" universities, some of which are fairly mediocre, but which attract top students because of historic reputations.

"We are concerned that these actions not only seriously damage the United Kingdom's historic international reputation as a staunch defender of press freedom, but provide encouragement to non-democratic regimes to justify their own repressive actions".

Labour's historic, core brand – its reputation as the compassionate party – remains intact.

After 32 years Sen McGovern is at peace with his historic defeat, but his reputation as a hater of America still appears to rankle.

A truly modern metropolis filled with historic architecture and a reputation for tolerance, Stockholm gives its residents an amazingly high quality of living and safety — regardless of what certain writers of Swedish crime novels conjure up — in a forward-thinking city.