Sentence examples for not so reputable from inspiring English sources

That is the case for the highly-regarded and the not so reputable.

I have seen some very bad salespeople sell some very bad products put out by not-so-reputable insurance companies.

It seems all we're sure of is that an attack occurred and a not-so-reputable person was involved in it.

The not-so-reputable mortgage broker thought he had a sympathetic listener on the other end of the phone.

I'm not so sure what prompted a reputable investor like T-Online Venture Fund and previous backer Nexum to fund such a simple service, unless I'm missing something here.

Some are reputable, others, not so much.

Not so long ago, however, it was was not only reputable but clinically descriptive.

Saul has logged close to twenty-five hundred hours in the field so reputable ornithologists take him seriously.

One suspects what is true of the Prince of Wales may not be so much so at some other less reputable quizzes, which, in my experience, can sometimes resemble a general knowledge boxing match, with nearly as much shouting.

They refer to Boucher as "hip musician Grimes," which makes them sound like old fuddy-duddies, so clearly they're not a reputable publication.

The rush to hop into reputable charities, coupled with a decline in donations, is going to bring private-sector competition to an industry once known for attracting small, not-so-fast swimming fish.