And the airline has a much better reputation for safety than its rivals.
Others will wrestle over how much a reputation for winning matters in the N.B.A., as Justin Verrier writes on ESPN.com, which will determine how high Connecticut's Kemba Walker is picked.
Though it has a much better reputation for hedging, it will struggle to cope with the high costs of its large South African mines and the strong rand, which has cut profits and forced many South African miners to shed jobs and talk of closing shafts.A risk remains in Ghana, where politicians must be placated.
Critics of traditional teacher preparation often criticize the academic caliber of students entering teacher preparation without noting a very obvious point: if being the best student was absolutely essential to being the best teacher, then the nation's professoriate would enjoy a much better reputation for teaching skills.
Realized benefits of VANA participation included the provision of career opportunities for expert VANA nurses who wished to teach, well-qualified graduates seeking work at the VAMC, and a much improved reputation for the VA as a high quality and competitive clinical rotation.
Ballard has a much-vaunted reputation for prescience, which is borne out by such stories as The Subliminal Man (advertising), The Watch-Towers (surveillance Britain), and the wonderful The Illuminated Man (ecological doom).
One an established booming, financial hub with a much-recognised reputation for after-work and youthful excess; the other a city still striving to find affluence and a global identity.
In an interview, Klein said he hoped to bring "a completely different perspective" to help the agency, and the Border Patrol under it, and improve a much-criticized reputation for abuse, violence and lack of transparency.
"Plus the Iranian model seemed most transferable to the Delta situation". He took the concept to Shirley, who has a much-deserved reputation for challenging the status quo in Mississippi.
