Sentence examples for initial reputation from inspiring English sources
While the Kayankaya novels were the basis of his initial reputation and income, they appeared at very wide intervals.
It was on the North Tyneside council that he made his initial reputation as a backer of the activist democracy which almost made the Labour party unelectable.
He studied music, producing, and engineering at Berklee College of Music and made his initial reputation as a record producer starting in 1985.
Gladwell, who is better known as a video artist, made his initial reputation as a painter but this picture, a faint reprise of German neo-expressionism, is hugely unconvincing.
Young Mr. Payton recently got beyond his initial reputation as a house-wrecking trumpet player, and more serious about arranging, with his latest album, "Dear Louis" (Verve/Universal), which re-imagines Armstrong tunes for an 11-piece band.
Seven years later she was elected to Holyrood and began her rise through the SNP ranks, shedding an initial reputation for earnestness to become one of her party's most persuasive performers.
Initial quality reputation is considered an important influence over purchase decisions, though the gaps between automakers are becoming harder to distinguish.
That first project provides the initial seed reputation for a new expert, and from there, Orchestra can assign them progressively more difficult and interesting tasks as their reputation improves.
Thus, we conducted a regression analysis to explore a possible interaction between types of reputation, initial brand attitude, and initial purchase intention to confirm the moderating effects of the types of reputation between brand attitude and purchase intention before and after receiving a negative reputation.
Initial trust based on reputation is more suitable at the later stages when sufficient experiences have been gathered.
The final scene earned the film an X-certificate on its initial release, and an enduring reputation as a properly disturbing depiction of repressed sexuality.
