Sentence examples for increasingly reputable from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, reputable pollsters are pulling out of so-called "horse race" election polling because they fear it risks tarnishing their brand.

But the opportunity cost of attending a bog standard two-year programme in America compared with one year at a school of similar stature in Europe or indeed, staying at home at one of the increasingly reputable emerging market institutions suggests that this model is not sustainable.

Entrepreneurs from parts of the world where corruption is rife, such as eastern Europe and Africa, are increasingly hiring reputable corporate-intelligence firms to investigate them sometimes with full access to their business records.

It is increasingly represented in reputable concert halls.

But analysts and executives say that reputable advertisers increasingly find themselves outbid for search listings by unscrupulous and perhaps fraudulent e-tailers.

Public examples of poor grammar — even from supposedly reputable sources — are increasingly common.

Reputable sellers are increasingly requiring such documentation.

But Christopher Marinello, director of Art Recovery International, says that, partly due to recent media attention, dealers now increasingly view objects from Syria as suspect: "Reputable dealers and auction houses are doing the right thing and asking the right questions", when they come across antiquities with questionable provenance.

In New Zealand, her father grew rich and reputable while her disgraced mother was increasingly impoverished.

As reputable doctors, hospitals, and medical schools increasingly distanced themselves from abortions, it became more likely that substandard providers would fill the void.

As reputable doctors, hospitals, and medical schools have increasingly distanced themselves from abortion, substandard providers have materialized to fill the void.